Sentence examples for it was a so from inspiring English sources
If it was a so called-scandal involving a man or a woman or two men, then that's all the same to me.'" Eagle, who came out in September 1997, says that, despite support from "Tony Blair down, and particularly from my local party", deciding to be open about her sexuality "wasn't easy.
Is seems like the reason that everyone is now on tour with you is because it was a so much fun recording the album.
It was a so-so week for the stock market.
"In the final, it was a so-so start, but through 55 meters, the race plan was good.
It was a so-near-and-yet-so-far end to McIntosh's political career in London politics.
It was a so-called adverse action letter that by law a business conducting a credit report is supposed to send to an applicant.
To be sure, the writ had an "extraordinary territorial ambit," because it was a so-called "prerogative writ," which, unlike other writs, could extend beyond the realm of England to other places where the Crown was sovereign.
It was a so-called black swan event – one considered so unlikely as to be outside the realm of the possible, while having huge and irreversible consequences when it does occur.
The good elements inevitably found their way into other applications, like sharing locations in iMessage, but it was a so-so product for an open-minded dense conference like SXSW and not much outside that.
The Warriors' draft pick was highly unusual, as it was a so-called "territorial pick", despite Chamberlain's having spent his college years in Kansas, which is not a region covered by Philadelphia (or any other NBA team at the time).
