Sentence examples for and so make a from inspiring English sources

Yes, Steinbeck, Lee, Dickens et al were hoping to sell their writings to adults and so make a living.

United must have believed that they could block Real, direct them down blind alleys and so make a grittier conflict of this fixture.

They could choose to oppose "affluence testing", and so make a pitch for the loyalties of the middle-class, middle-income voters, who were won over to Mr Blair at the last election.

On the cost of paying for free TV licences for over-75s, Heath said: "We will give those eligible households an opportunity to voluntarily pay for a TV licence and so make a contribution to the cost of the BBC's services".

Some galleries offered "master highlighters", trained by someone not far from the master himself, to add a hand-crafted splash of paint to the desired print and so make a truly unique piece of art, as opposed to the framed photographic print that was the standard fare.

We showed a simple modification of the elution condition in the phage-display panning protocol, and so make a large difference in determining success.

I'm conscious of the ever-decreasing circles of talking about your own work and so make an effort to save my soul by going for a walk.

Perhaps Athill is a natural subversive, and so makes a good radio interviewer?

She restored the past to memory, spoke eloquently on its behalf and so made a different future possible.

Ivy-leaved geraniums are also naturals because the foliage is strong and chunky and so makes a pot seem well-filled.

It had a smaller staff and so, making a virtue of necessity, it offered less straight news coverage of recent events and more news analysis.