Sentence examples for of every so from inspiring English sources

Thinking about Google over the last week, I have fallen into the typically procrastinatory habit of every so often typing the words "what is" or "what" or "wha" into the Google search box at the top right of my computer screen.

It's paper — millions of pieces of… Every so often, the American public gets worked up over conditions inside the factories that make its goods.

Voting is a means for helping guide the general direction of the every-so-slowly turning ship of state.

With the sentencing of every so-called baltagy, a funder and endorser of instability in Egypt escapes justice.

Some denominations have been welcoming to LGBT people, to women, and to people of every so-called "race".

Sorry, gun ownership should not be the universal right and privilege of every so-called red-blooded American.

The answer is quite simple: Though Jewish people are members of every so-called "race," even Jews of European heritage (Ashkenazim) have been and still continue to be "racially" othered by dominant, Christian-European-heritage communities in some quarters.

Ponds need to be cleared of sediment every so often, and dams need to be repaired.

Also, one application that does prompt you about your sharing of information every so often is Google's Latitude.

And we could all stand to be reminded of that every so often, right?

(Amused Husband reminds me of this every so often when Little Dude is being especially affectionate).