Sentence examples for carried so that from inspiring English sources

Interesting to observe this summer's fashions: clothes splashed with orange; cashmere scarves carried so that you could bundle up in the A.C. Bradley knew the difference between cashmere and other wools.

The solar collector and the vertical multiple-effect diffusion-type solar still can be folded or separated when it is carried, so that the still would be easy to carry and shipping cost would be very cheap.

"This amendment isn't going to get carried, so that all those supporting it will have achieved - they will have split their own party, they will have cast questions over the prime minister's authority, and indirectly, unintentionally, they will be helping the Labour Party's prospects at the next general election.

Ideally it should be compact and easily carried, so that the bride finds it easy to toss in with anything else she's toting around on the wedding day.

They can lock up the DNA they are carrying so that it is inaccessible.

Mr. Bezos said in 2001 that the retailer would "ferociously manage the products we carry so that we sell only products that are profitable.

And as he always does, he strapped on the harness he carries so that he could personally drag out the body.

Also all inventory drawers were affixed with pictures of every item they carry, so that each item can also be found quickly by a visual scan.

"The intent of a concealed-carry permit is to have the strategic advantage of people not knowing that you're carrying, so that you can defend yourself".

The Forrest Yoga process strips away a lot of the judgments and confusion that we all carry so that we can find a place of honor for what we do in the world.

Keep it light and easy to carry, so that you can grab it and leave if you need to.