Sentence examples for sentence or so from inspiring English sources

Every sentence or so, I have to do something else.

In a sentence or so more, they stopped being active-duty soldiers and became veterans.

The first official (David Kern) reworks each sentence or so, to make it translate better, he says, though his changes are merely a matter of reordering words.

The paragraphs are short, and the jokes — the puns, the wisecracks, the deadpan one-liners — come rattling along at the rate of one every other sentence or so.

With the two basic categories of sentence and name, every category and expression, no matter how complex, will have a categorial index beginning either with 'so, so ultimately leading to the formation of a sentence, or 'N', so ultimately leading to the formation of a name.

So in the three-part Weiner interview that will appear on HuffPostTV in the coming days before the Season 5 premiere (Sun., Mar. 25 at 9 p.m. ET), imagine him chuckling every third sentence or so, and you won't be far wrong.

"Novelists go into the subject more deeply and extensively, but tend to straddle the target, either polishing off the hero's hangover in a few sentences or, so to speak, making it the whole of the novel".

You summarise everything you write in three sentences or so.

Only use rule number 3 on 2 sentences or so then skip the next one and start over.

One of Livings' interesting techniques is switching point of view at multiple junctures within his stories, often just for a sentence or two, so that the reader slips out of a protagonist's thoughts for an instant and sees him or her from the outside, as others might.

So in 2007, I will only be able to utter one sentence every hour or so, but it will be very - sorry!