Sentence examples for So situated from inspiring English sources

It appears that a kingfisher so situated is unable to consume all that it catches.

The famous places of Edo were mostly in the northern and eastern districts, and they are so situated in Tokyo as well.

But the assertion was a hard one to prove, for Rafe was on hand to testify that Eriksson was so situated in that feverish moment that Mao wasn't even in his line of vision.

The towers, it also turned out, were so situated that the muscular gusts blowing off Upper New York Bay were striking them at an average of 13.5 miles per hour, double the city's average wind speed and fit to spin the contoured blades of a small turbine consistently.

A few passes, however, cut through the ranges the most important being Juyong (northwest of Beijing), Gubei (northeast), and Shanhai (east in Hebei, on the Bo Hai and are so situated that all roads leading from Mongolia and the Northeast to the North China Plain are bound to converge on Beijing.

Despite the fact that the girls played the cruel trick of "barbecuing" 'possum instead of pig, he made a charming speech, telling them that his great ambition is to see every woman so situated in the world that she need not marry if she does not want to.

Part II then takes up a series of philosophical questions about moral reasoning, so understood and so situated.

Screen stars were so situated in the days of Louis B. Mayer; so were Motown singers in the 1960s.

Screen stars were so situated in the days of Louis B. Mayer; so were Motown singers in the 1950s; professional wrestlers are today (see p. 216).

The kinds of surrogates that model the justificatory problem of 'you and me' are already so situated that their deliberations will be framed by ethico-political considerations.

Safety is a big concern, so situate the container where it will not fall or be knocked over and yet be accessible for viewing and caring.