Sentence examples for alas so from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, her sarcasm has lost its edge, and alas, so has the book.
That's what can happen – alas, so's that – a heavy serve, into the net, tries a drop shot with all the time in the world and finds the net.
But, alas, so are Lotusland's three bachelors.
There's no autofocus lamp, alas, so focusing is slow.
(Version 21?) "Projectors are going away," he said and, alas, so too is film.
The violins surge, the flowers bob, and, alas, so does the president.
Those paintings, alas, are so repetitive they seem to parody his earlier promise - the damsels now come in chorus lines, the famously gem-like colours straight and lurid from the tube.
New York State will have to be especially vigilant to greed and fraud and criminality to avoid getting ripped off in its new electricity-grid configuration and will need much better real-time law enforcement than the asleep-at-the-wheel regulatory oversight that alas was so prevalent during the housing bubble buildup and the California electricity-market manipulation.
Here, at last, were those legendary London street kids, dressed up in their ragged raiment, less for the camera (as is the case, alas, with so much street style these days) than for one another, and for the sheer joy of clothes.
This is a great wine, but alas not so readily available outside New York.
