Sentence examples for so a word from inspiring English sources

So, a word to the nodding-off would be a kindness.

That can happen, people, so a word to the wise: read the documentation.

And if so, a word to Ms Aragi: resist the urge towards trichotillomania.

So a word of caution to Ramsdens – be careful what you wish for.

So, a word of advice to all aspiring novelists: go to Florida.

So a word of encouragement: No one ever faced longer odds than Paul Lorem, and he made it.

His life, from the outside, seems so replete, so purposeful, so – not a word one usually associates with writers – happy.

As a general rule of thumb, introductions should be about 10 per cent of the total word count (so a 300 word introduction for a 3,000 word essay).

Seriously, he just seems so chill tonight — and that is so not a word that we associate with Mitt Romney.

So, in a word, "Oops".

So, in a word, no.