Sentence examples for So populated from inspiring English sources

He lived in a dilapidated apartment block on the south-side inner city, a block so populated with retirees and pensioners that visitors of which Bobby had absolutely none often mistook it for a state retirement home.

Next Messi produced the classic Messi run, only that it did not end with the ball in the net but curling wide, and a minute later he was running at Madrid again, the midfield no longer so populated.

The title of Moyn's op end should be, "Human rights not so populated any more".

Governor Morton wrote to President Lincoln that no other free state was so populated with southerners, and they kept Morton from being as forceful against secession as he wanted to be.

In the 21st century, with the rise of technology and literacy and the decline of the civilized glories of a liberal education, those natural candidates for the canon of immortality are drowning in an ocean so populated with offerings that discoverability is practically impossible.

Habitats contain different structures, with novel structures often being introduced by humans, and so, populated urban areas generally present a large range of novel structures.

Google hopes that many will choose to do so, populating the market with mobile phones that have easy access to Google's services.

Unlike the other two squadrons designated as "Rhodesian", No. 44 Squadron never had a Rhodesian majority, despite efforts to so populate it.

Near Sutherland Sutherland, a couple of hours' drive east of Tankwa Karoo national park, sits on top of a plateau in a part of the Karoo known commonly as the Moordenaars Karoo (Killers Karoo), probably because it is so sparsely populated and the landscape so unforgivingly dry.

Indeed, the Gaza Strip is so heavily populated and civilians are so close to Hamas military infrastructure that men, women, and children who have nothing to do with the conflict are inevitably killed or injured during IDF operations.

In the 2000 census, eighty per cent of Americans lived in metropolitan areas with populations of more than a hundred thousand, which explains why so much of the country is so lightly populated.