Sentence examples for So apples from inspiring English sources

So Apples are very much objects of our time, so much so that each has been superseded by the next at a speed that might suggest a policy of built-in obsolescence.

Known best for his dazzling array of flavored vodkas, Charbay's founder, Miles Karakasevic, was raised in a distilling family in Yugoslavia, so apples were nothing new.

We would scrump carrots too we're too far north, so apples won't grow here.

"It's so apples and oranges with what I do and my skill set," he told The Times in a Dec. 14 email.

They have to be colored all the way through, so apples and bananas don't count as colored, but cranberries, other berries, peaches, oranges, beets, peppers, sweet potatoes, and carrots do.

Even so, Apple is not to be discounted.

Even so, Apple was a minnow: its market value was just $15.6bn.

And so, Apple introduced new and updated apps for the Mac including Maps, iBooks and Calendar.

So Apple's own actions have served to train the public that S years are the "off years".

The "Apple ought to have bought Nest because it's so Apple-like" meme points to an enduring misunderstanding of Apple's business model.

O'Donnell begins by establishing that he is an all-American hero, breakfasting with his 400 or so apple-cheeked children and flirting manfully with Jackie Kennedy.