Sentence examples for So allotted from inspiring English sources
Erickson knew that Alan's principal interest lay in criticism, and so allotted him a 15-minute weekly commentary.
The 12 minutes or so allotted to each candidate for one of the most powerful state jobs in the country deprived voters of information about how the real contenders would move New York forward.
They know that however bad the disappointment, the worst thing facing seniors is the prospect of moving to a place where they can hang with their friends 24 hours a day, not just the 16 hours or so allotted in high school.
Thirdly, instead of drug recommendations, drug prescriptions were handed out directly and so allotted to the much higher nephrologist's budget, thus easing the financial pressure on the primary care providers.
So allot for plenty of time.
In a country where milk, cigarettes, coffee and pork chops were marked off on a ration card -- with only so much allotted to each family and only so much in the store (so that my grandmother awoke before dawn to go stand in line with her card) -- the fruit trees offered rare abundance.
Be aware that there are frequent delays and postponements on domestic flights, so allot plenty of time.
The company I work for rents a skybox to entertain customers at football games and so is allotted a certain number of Super Bowl tickets.
The 33 cabinet jobs so far allotted have been roughly split between a Shia alliance headed by Mr Maliki, a largely Sunni block, known as Iraqiya, headed by a secular Shia, Iyad Allawi, and a Kurdish alliance which has held onto the foreign ministry, still under Hoshyar Zebari, and the presidency, retained by Jalal Talabani.
"I knew that I wanted to prepare myself, so I allotted myself some time: My entire 20s, I was going to learn all about business," Lee says.
The AIF's commander, Major General William Throsby Bridges, decided that regimental duty would rectify that deficiency, so he allotted the Duntroon cadets as regimental officers of the AIF, rather than as staff officers.
