Sentence examples for and so transporting from inspiring English sources

I love it all: it's so atmospheric, so stylish and so transporting – like being zapped inside a novel in a mysterious, beautiful, totally underrated location.

Ms. Ballard has a gift for quiet eloquence, and so "Transported," inspired by the Holocaust diaries of Etty Hillesum, promises much.

In Hollywood days, her goulash soup and pot-au-feu enthused Charles Laughton; late in life it seems that she wanted Auer to evoke through his cooking the smoky intimacy of the Berlin kneipe, or inn, and so transport her back to the world of her childhood.

The hotels around the city (and especially the hostels) are quite far apart and so transport and lots of time would be needed to find a hotel room on-the-fly.

It is equally true that the authority of the agent of the demanding state to bring the fugitive within its territorial limits is expressly conferred by the statutes of the United States, and therefore, while so transporting him, he is, in a certain sense, in the exercise of an authority derived from the United States.

Leosthenes gained great reputation by worsting the Boeotians in battle, and driving Antipater within the walls of Lamia, and the citizens were so transported with the first successes, that they kept solemn festivities for them, and offered public sacrifices to the gods.

After the tobacco has been cured and is ready for the market, the grower grades it as best he can and the resulting 'piles' of loose leaves are placed in sheets which are then tied and the tobacco is so transported to the selected warehouse for sale.

In the 18th century, 10 billion shells were so transported.

For weeks, the corporation had been running a publicity campaign featuring a young kangaroo emerging from its mother's pouch, and so had transported a live kangaroo to BBC Television Centre for the event.

"So the sense of scale and distance, geological formations, qualities of light, weather patterns, flora and fauna discoveries and so on transported me into a really heightened dynamic sense of knowing a place deeper and clearer though knowing its opposite". The pace at which Matthews talks is slow, deliberate and clear.

These sugary substances adhere thanks to surface tension strengths as is known for the workers of some other poneromorph species that use their mandibles in this way, and so can transport only limited loads [36].