The phrase "a multitude so" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in a poetic or stylistic context, but it lacks clarity in everyday communication.
Example: "In the garden, a multitude so vibrant and alive danced in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "a crowd so" or "a number so".
We are a multitude, so keep your babies by the hand... Keep an eye on your babies".
Nine, the product of three and three, represents a multitude, so the Egyptians called several large groups "enneads", or sets of nine, even if they had more than nine members.
This approach resulted in hits to experimentally well characterized RNA features known from B. subtilis and other relatives, as well as in a multitude of so far unknown RNA features without any Rfam hit.
The air cargo industry is a mix of brokers and companies large and small, and rates depend on a multitude of variables, so gauging normal prices is elusive.
Dim Sum Dim sum covers a multitude of sins so in general, my advice to Gok would be to opt mainly for dishes based on fish and vegetables, and avoid eating too many of those based on dough and rice.
Being such a small appellation, Cornas does not have a multitude of producers, so when we tasted several vintages of a single producer, for the most part we listed only one.
Her conversation hares off in a multitude of directions, so I have no idea why she chose to move to Broadstairs from south London, or to do B&B, but I can tell you that the Dorchester's maitre d' is now a fan and the sitting room's display cabinets (teacup candles, china cake stands, one-off ceramics) are largely to do with a local art initiative.
As for what this means for the dairy industry, it's unclear; milk producers are affected differently, depending on a multitude of variables, so there's no one clear solution to stabilize the business.
Bring a multitude of pencils so that if your pencil tip breaks, you have backups.
Ochocinco contains multitudes, so even he was moved to compliment Revis.
He groaned and defied their multitudes: "So what if there are more of you!" He celebrated their demise: "Bye, bye".
