because造句怎么写

I've exploited this opportunity because it works.

His face is peeling because of sunBurn.

The brothel is full, because our loneliness.

He was apparently chosen because of his qualifications, and not because of his celebrity.

Because of the strange, so brave, because the distance, so beautiful.

It's easy to work because you think it's a "good idea" or because you think you should, and not because it's necessary or beneficial.

They drop out because they are academically unprepared or emotionally disengaged or because they lack self-discipline or because bad things are happening at home.

I loved my room because it was all about me.

Was it not because I loved mankind far too well?

Customers will purchase Internet terminals because the overall cost of ownership is favorable, not because of the cheap hardware.

Tired is because care is not appropriate, because love is not enough, real love has not many excuses.

Not only because of its beauty, but also because its used to hide the beauty of its haggard and gaunt.

Why do people always have more than you do? That's because they have a goal and plan to lead their lives, that's because they love life, because they don't worry much about you.

Male mammals clearly don't need them: they have them because females do and because it doesn't cost much to grow a nipple.

Because of yearning, people will write sentimental and moving sentences, because rich emotions can make people crazy in heart and want to find it.

Life is bitter, because too much desire can lead to mental imbalance and work fatigue.

This is very important because there are some who doubt their existence.

Pencil: I'm sorry, because you get hurt because of me.

Maybe because you were there.

And because your calf twitches.

I have fun because camping is different!

Because people tend to overestimate the steepness of slopes, and not because we're lazy.

Simply because people seeding it, simply because it embraced the earth, the sun shines only because of its rain moisten it.

Steven： Only because of the roots of jazz?

No reason, no reason, just because I loved you once.

Most people love because they want to be loved. And most people don't dance, because they fear embarrassment.

Maybe you will never understand that I miss you because of you. Do you know that all my attachment is just because of you.

So large Numbers of people on the DNA database will be there not because they have been convicted, but because they've been arrested.

Probably because of inertia.

But not because it's funny.

Student: because it reduces their stress.

For example, angustiflorus (narrow-flowered, because angustus = narrow); cauliflorus (flowered on the stem, because caulis = stem); grandiflorus (large-flowered, because grandis = large).

But actually he doesn't like to go there because other children often tease him because of his long hair.

I am glad because I know we're going home, but it makes me sad too because I have to leave Nanna and Poppy.

Especially because of the list.

Rachel: Yeah, because I was mad at you, not because I stopped loving you!

Mean impression that his wife only because the necklace was found to be false and made a temper, not necessarily because she angry again lost to him, but because she thought he had cheated her.

Because I want to change because I care, because your importance is more than everything.

I think you can win because you have a very strong case.

We're going to junk these computers because they are obsolete.