Sentence examples for So tapped from inspiring English sources

Christopher Bailey of Burberry said he was "mesmerized" when he saw Ms. Jones in a London play two years ago, and so tapped her to appear in a tangerine wool coat in the brand's autumn-winter 2011 ads.

I hope anyone who made it through to the end of Mike Bartlett's gripping psychological thriller Doctor Foster has a secure marriage, as this drama pushed the boundaries of plausibility with its plot, but in doing so, tapped into some all-too-common insecurities.

Of course that does depend on how you look at it, as many bearish economists feel the U.S. consumer is so tapped out that this increase in credit is just one more nail in the coffin.

Today, we are continuously so tapped into something that we lose our surroundings.

First and foremost, you'll be so tapped out from the experience that going through it again would be like facing the fires of hell one more time.

VICE On TV wanted to track down those rumoured recordings, so tapped actor and comedian Tom Arnold to lead the investigation.

The first result is for our photo series, so tap on that to open it.

"Until now, they've had to go to banks, so tapping longer-term debt helps remove some refinancing risk".

(Many of the animals the researchers were searching for are elusive, so tapping the stored knowledge of residents saved time, Dr. Peres said).

Unless they can gain greater access to airports in France and Germany (where they are making some progress) and so tap new markets, both will struggle to maintain their growth.

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