Sentence examples for took because it was from inspiring English sources

One she took because it was the only thing that she felt actually made a difference.

What was surprising, however, was the form this display of public frustration took, because it was not through a spray can nor placard, but via a rather beautiful piece of crochet.

So this job I took because it was in New York City.

Horne ordered to murder Punchinello since he wanted to act independent and out of her orders, a job Mona took because it was personal to her.

I would therefore thank you for not putting the question in the form of an attack against me personally for the position I took, because it was perfectly permissible for me to take that position.

The negative feedback on discussion forums was hard to take "because it was so many people and it was public," Conway says.

By the principles of nature, the more the Atchafalaya was given, the more it would want to take, because it was the steeper stream.

"It was very difficult to take because it was so blatantly out," said Swann.

Mr Draghi said the ECB's own programme had been taken because it was necessary to "address heightened risks of too prolonged a period of low inflation".

He added the decision had been taken because it was the third time in 12 months that one of Lynch's horses had tested hypersensitive.

This standpoint was taken because it was the quality of their reflection that was deemed important, also given that they were mostly novices and may have felt pressured if rated on their interview.