Sentence examples for so applied from inspiring English sources
I was really angry about this and so applied to get a copy of my credit file in order to find out why I was refused.
When he took a job at NOAA studying fish in 1999, he remembered his Berkeley classmates being surprised he chose a job so practical, so applied, as some scientists who favor theoretical work say with derision.
It would expand the fundamental right of association encapsulated in the First Amendment and apply it to the private workplace just as the rights of equality articulated in the 14th Amendment have been so applied.
There he was, manning (if that verb may be so applied) the box office on the night I arrived to see Thomas Bradshaw's "Job," in which he plays an important supporting role to the notoriously afflicted title character.
In the 19th century the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris led in perfecting an academic type of rendering that involved the addition to carefully drawn plans and elevations of washes in monotone or colour, so applied as to elucidate and enhance the presentation.
Though sand mixes had been so applied for many years, new equipment in the late 1940s made it possible to improve the product by including coarse aggregate up to one inch; strengths of 6,000 to 10,000 pounds per square inch (400 to 700 kilograms per square centimetre) became common.
So applying a title frivolously is cheating.
Many universities respond as they get them, so apply early.
