Sentence examples for So pace from inspiring English sources
So, pace Mr Frattini, a two-speed Europe, with different categories of membership, already exists.
So, pace Viv Groskop ("Angry? Me? How dare you!" Comment), outrage is not a sideshow.
So, pace Frege, (18) turns out not to be about the Queen of England.
So, pace Frankfurt, the agent does have the ability to B after all.
So pace yourself by having soft drinks as well". Jim Watson, public weather service advisor for the Met Office, said: "The forecast is looking good for Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations.
He walked 30 or so paces into the bush.
After a little while, I became aware of footsteps following a dozen or so paces behind us.
So, pacing — having no more than one drink per hour — is generally recommended as a safer and healthier way to drink for most people.
She is perhaps more comfortable in the library or at 10 or so paces from a deserted building than she is in the private lives of the Harlemites among whom she lives and works.
On the other hand, the execution of Brody was so paced out, so brutally disturbing that it actually was emotionally scarring.
