because , ***** , auch: 'cause informal , auch: cos BrE informal , auch: 'coz AmE informal , auch: cus informal , auch: cuz

Give me a call because I got a plan for you.

And not just because a local boy has done well.

I must work very hard on my body because I'm 18 years old.

He had turned back now only because I made him.

I feel real bad because I've let a lot of people down.

I feel bad for him because he is a good guy.

They called me up in the office because I left one at home.

Most children are not here because their parents made them come.

And not because we have the right to play 40 minutes.

For the most part, parents look after their children because they love them.

I'm also here because I love and believe in my country.

I like him a lot because of what he can become.

Because look at what's going on in the city today.

We find hope in our most trying times because God is with us.

We had about 45 minutes, because the place would always close at 6.

Because each family is different, no single system works for everyone.

Because next week we would all be back to school again.

Because I need to have a second home in another city.

"Some people will say things because they want to get money from you."

You love her because she is part of the family.

Most men show up, however, because they have no other place to go.

"Because they knew the government was never going out of business."

He had a hard year because his wife left him.

And they can tell me those things just because I'm a woman.

I think we lost because people really wanted a change.

I never thought money would come back at me because of my name.

He's not getting the same love because of the money he makes.

He had been on leave because of health problems since 2000.

Do we love other people because of who they are?

Because of the new money, they now will have five times as many.

Ask him if he's ever felt bad because of something a person said.

They're high because of what can be done to you.

We are only able to provide these programs because of your support.

But I think they come to him because of his head.

Someone is after her now because of what she saw?

Even more so now because of the new life inside her.

Because of our relationship, I wanted to do what was best for him.

But the Government has put them off because of the war.

And all because of days like the one I had last week.

"And we are trying to keep public interest high because of the problem."

"You came to see me only because of what happened last night?"

Because of her, their lives were all about to change.

I am used to being put down because of my age.

I understand only because of my time among your people.

For one reason or another, all four women were here because of him.

No one can say they ever did time because of me.

In 1937 he left the position because of old age.

She left the house on Day 12, because of problems with her work.

I'm not going to do anything different because of something he says.

With him, because of what he had done to her.