I knew she would be glad, because she used to feel kind of bad--at things we said, sometimes.
I'm afraid it isn't very nice, because she didn't look happy when she talked about it.
The gentle Leto or Letho is named from her willingness (ethelemon), or because she is ready to forgive and forget (lethe).
Iris also appears to have been called from the verb 'to tell' (eirein), because she was a messenger.
And Hades, who is wise, consorts with her, because she is wise.
To come to a decision was very difficult to her, because shehad a natural dislike of anything final and done with; she liked to go on and on--always on and on.
Miss Warrington," Rachel replied rashly, because she had to say something.
Mary Ann had her bath in the kitchen on Monday night, because she liked to begin the week clean.
I christened her Maria del Sol, because she was my first child and I dedicated her to the glorious sun of Castile; but her mother calls her Sally and her brother Pudding-Face.
They must have been good friends at heart," she resumed, "because she used to sing his songs.
But they had only come back, she thought with scorn at her feebleness, because she wanted to use them to fight against Ralph.
She must not be shot, because she is a woman," the captain's wife said.
Jo would turn up her naughty nose at some of the finest, because she has no soul for art, but I have, and I'm cultivating eye and taste as fast as I can.
Was he to let them tear her in two between them, destroying her, because she was so pretty?
First the merest friendliness, because she was so nice about his work; then respectful admiration, because she was so beautiful; then pity, because she was so unhappy in her marriage.
When she heard this she became as pale as death, because she saw at once that Snowdrop must be alive again.
The Princess had been named Mayblossom, because she was as fresh and blooming as Spring itself, and she grew up tall and beautiful, and everything she did and said was charming.
Then the three little men consulted what they should do to her, because she was so bad and had such an evil, covetous heart, that she grudged everybody their good fortune.
Then he said quietly: "Because she didn't go there.
Perhaps she liked my countenance, and indeed I know she did, because she said so afterwards; although at the time she was too young to know what made her take to me.
Annie was not allowed to come, because she cried so terribly; but she ran to the window, and saw it all, mooing there like a little calf, so frightened and so left alone.
Everybody who looked at her seemed to grow the better for it, because she knew no evil.
Because she lets yu' teach her how to shoot," said Wiggin.
She did not dare because--well, because she lacked a little faith.
That is because she is self-willed, and my opinions more generally coincide with her own than your mamma's.
Mary Millward was another mute, - not so much tormented with cruel kindness as Dick Wilson, because she had a certain short, decided way of answering and refusing, and was supposed to be rather sullen than diffident.
She did not forget Phil, because she was of the kind that never forgets.
I recognized the eldest Miss Copleigh, because she had a pagri round her helmet, and the younger had not.
Because she had no brains, and could not talk cleverly, he said she was reserved and shy.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "because she" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
