Sentence examples for quarter is so from inspiring English sources

Now, the French university system began with the Sorbonne, and the Latin Quarter is so called, as you know, because that's what people spoke in the Middle Ages.

By J. P. Chamberla and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 24 , 1952P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: The Latin Quarter, a night club offers the public credit-application slips, on which is printed, "One often forgets to ame a record of legitimate expenses which are tax decuctible - a charge account at the Latin Quarter is so convenient.

About another quarter is so-called cold, dark matter, which is made of different particles from the familiar sort of matter, and can interact with the latter only via gravity.

At a Deutsche Bank conference on Wednesday, Marianne Lake, the chief financial officer of JPMorgan Chase, said that the bank's trading business for the second quarter was so far down about 15percentt from the quarter a year ago.

The market's spectacular surge in the final quarter was so strong and so broad that the Big Board was no longer dominated by the companies in a few industries that had shown sparks of life until then.

But to figure out why this quarter was so far ahead of any other quarter, you have to go deeper.

Apple's latest quarter was so massive that MG had to write two posts about it: $46 billion in revenues, 37 million iPhones sold, 15 million iPads.

Apple's quarter was so good that they actually surpassed Microsoft in terms of profitability, something which hadn't happened in a couple decades.

Three-quarters are so bunged up that they cause 40,000 illegal spews a year into open water.

Food was sparse, and the quarters were so tight that many prisoners had been forced to remain standing through the night.

Mr. Ferguson, 65, a truck driver since the 1960's, said the living quarters were so roomy the couple invited the neighbors in for an "open truck" party when the $200,000 finished rig arrived.