Sentence examples for and so use from inspiring English sources

Why is it that many people in this area don't have latrines and so use bushes instead?

During the trial he and Michael Sherrard were both sacked by Hain who wanted to defend himself, and so use the trial as a political platform.

Then in 1743 the cutlers of Sheffield found a way to cover a layer of silver over copper, and so use much less silver to produce a whole canteen of cutlery.

For north-south components some offset is given, and so use the scale on the right-hand side.

We have reserved F for denoting cdf's, as is usually the case in the literature, and so use A to denote foreign buyers.

Some farmers have also increased their use of mesquite as they are making more effort to control it and so use the wood of trees that have been cut down.

And so, using a small spatula, he put a little of it on the tip of his tongue.

The community is so closely knit, and so used to parties, that there was some disbelief at the charges.

Students speak Cantonese at home, and so using it is the easiest way to impart information and promote discussion.

It is partly made from light composite material, and so uses 20% less fuel per passenger than similarly sized aeroplanes.

People with autism do indeed have a brain disorder, and so using medications that treat the brain makes perfect sense.