Sentence examples for so as to finish from inspiring English sources

Newell recommended living with noncyclists so as to finish what they do not eat.

Sugar beet harvesting usually starts in late September or early October for summer crops and is performed rapidly so as to finish before the soil freezes.

Making Plans Making plans to achieve goals, including selecting strategies, setting timelines and so on (MP) "We need to make a timeline so as to finish this task on time".

The bigger question is whether the party might suffer a defeat so crushing as to finish it as a serious force, or at least to bring drastic changes, including the departure of Mr Miller's generation of ex-communists from its leadership.The scandals that have tainted the SLD's reputation drag on.

Patten – who is expected to be named as chairman of the BBC Trust – lost his seat in 1992, having served as an MP for 13 years, coming in with Thatcher's victory in 1979, rising to serve her as environment secretary by 1989 and then having to nurse into being the poll tax policy that would be so unpopular as to finish her off in 1991 and him the next year.

"At the start of the season, we had a lot of younger players, a relatively new team who had not played together before, so to finish as high as we did and win a cup would be fantastic.

Even so, the pressure to finish as quickly as possible led to poor workmanship by the workforce.

In the ending of the story, as in the ending of Ulysses, he would attempt to find a totalising image that would move the narrative beyond itself, risking a great deal as it did so, to finish in a set of cadences so ambiguous and open-ended as to repudiate the hard, unsparing vision and the spare prose – what Lionel Trilling called "the passionate particularity" – of all the pages that came before.