Sentence examples for So rule from inspiring English sources
So, rule number one is: "Pick a method and stick with it".
The Presiding Officer — Vice-President Cheney — would so rule.
On the flip side, Ted Mirvis and his team at Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz deserve an A for persuading the Delaware Supreme Court to so rule.
But Bourn is looking for big money, perhaps as much as $100 million in a multiyear deal, and is represented by the uncompromising Scott Boras, so rule the Mets out.
Much of the earlier part of the autobiography is devoted to the evil machinations of this Livia, third wife of Augustus, her lust for power at any cost, her unswerving aim to have her son Tiberius succeed as emperor and so rule through him, the strong suggestion that she used poison to eliminate any who stood in her way.
The presiding officer would have so ruled.
It is the first time they have so ruled in such a case.
To meet a new scale of need, many nonprofit agencies became more professional and so rule-bound.
Van Alden, usually so rule-abiding that he drinks milk with his evening meal, shoves his fist into the man's gaping stomach wound, forcing him to give up Jimmy's name.
Leigh, who directs with a carefree assurance (after much rehearsal with the actors), matches his heroine against a series of adversaries — an iron-willed flamenco dancer, a bully boy in her class, a driving instructor (Eddie Marsan) who is so rule-bound that he's choking with rage — all of whom try to overcome unhappiness by behaving aggressively or living as rigidly as possible.
