Sentence examples for example and so from inspiring English sources

Yeovil are a good example and so are Cheltenham.

Carnegie Hall bears decorative terra cotta baked and created at the site, for example, and so does the Plaza Hotel.

Mysteries fit the bill, for example, and so do romances, fantasies, science fiction, thrillers, westerns and presumably pornography.

Perhaps Britain can lead by example and so influence the world to cut back on flights too.

"Special Constables cannot follow cases through to court, for example, and so they cannot really help with investigations.

But I have worked in fluid dynamics – which is the flow of air around a baseball, for example – and so, in that sense, I was genuinely interested.

These did not seem to belong to large families, but were isolated examples, and so became known as sporadic groups.

Relatively few types of speech sounds are produced by other sources of air movement; the clicks in some South African languages are examples, and so is the fringe linguistic sound used in English to express disapproval, conventionally spelled tut.

But much of it is one-on-one tutoring, for example -- and so it doesn't create the multiple ties among people that Putnam calls "social capital".

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"The international tax laws for these companies have not really changed in decades, even though the international economy has changed a lot - people shop online, for example - and so the only way to deal with that is to work with other countries to make sure the international tax laws change and then international companies will pay their fair share of taxes".