Sentence examples for and so marks from inspiring English sources
(Parchment proved to be more durable than papyrus and so marks a significant development in the history of technical advances in the dissemination of knowledge).
This is only the second time this has happened, and so marks a highly symbolic event.
And so marks the end of a battle started in early February, when Broder set out to review Tesla's new electric "Supercharging stations," prematurely ran out of juice in his Model S and concluded, "Theory can be trumped by reality, especially when Northeast temperatures plunge".
Recently, another very interesting function has been ascribed to H2A.Z, which is that it aids in localizing genes to the nuclear periphery and in doing so marks them for more rapid reactivation even after several cell divisions [ 14].
"In spite of the above lapse or lapses, our CJR subscribers can request that we not rent or sell their names, and we so mark their files to comply," he said.
Our next two-day sale will be August 27 and 28, so mark your calendars.
Lyft up to now has really concentrated its business presence in North America, and so this marks at least one kind of way that it is expanding on the other side of the pond.
." The differences between Georgian and Victorian literature and society were so marked that it is worth keeping the distinction clear.
The improvements and the ensuing neatness and confidence were so marked that it set me thinking.
Uninflected and without gendered nouns, English was uniquely placed to offer Shakespeare the linguistic pliancy and suppleness he needed to turn out the epidemic of metaphors and similes that so mark his work.
