Sentence examples for so a name from inspiring English sources
If so, a name will be added to the short scroll of those who have radically altered Britain's constitution: that of Robin Finlayson Cook.
In Formula One, names are important commercially and financially, as the Concorde Agreement splits up the series' commercial rights money among the signatory companies, so a name change — unless sanctioned by the other signatories — also means the loss of those earnings, at least temporarily.
Pinwheel was only in beta testing, so a name change shouldn't hurt it much.
Not so common a name, though, so who knows?
It is not so much a name as a flourish of trumpets.
Some months later the teacher asked the mother how she had hit on so striking a name for her son.
But perhaps not so great a name.
And so a new name enters the ranks of the world's superwealthy.
And so a historian named Boris P. Trenin made a plea to officials.
So a woman named Ann created a Consumer Alert Report where she said she had "read horror stories about Lifestyle Lift.
