Sentence examples for going thus from inspiring English sources
We're just happy with how it's going thus far".
It looked as if business were going thus to be taken away from her, but she thought up a dear little scheme to call herself to the attention of the romping public.
There is something deeply ingrained in most fans, a strange logic, going thus: this is the greatest game in the world, more entertaining than movies, more exciting than golf or tennis, more important than world politics.
"The going thus far has been rough, very rough.
By being proactive, you will keep him informed and lessen his anxiety about how things are going, thus helping the workplace be more relaxed.
All gone – thus the book's title – which suggests more of a complaint than is perhaps there.
It would be the natural way to go, thus alleviating the bottleneck resulting from people trying to go in two directions through the narrow aisles.
Then we had a conversation which went thus: Me: 'You're a brilliant writer!' Spice: 'No! You're a brilliant writer!' Me: 'No!
We all miss having a kettle to make coffee first thing and a discussion between room neighbours goes thus: "Awful sound-proofing".
The New Yorker, September 26 , 1925P. 1 In the lobby of the Broadhurst Theatre during second entr'acte Charles Hanson Towne was talking to friends of what had gone thus far in "The Green Hat".
The official clarification went thus: "If labour market conditions and the economy's growth momentum were to be less favourable, I would expect that the asset purchases would continue at a higher pace for longer".
