Sentence examples for so establish from inspiring English sources

So establish the setting first, make it clear why it's funny, throw in a surprise and get out.

The secret, it seems, is to stand out and by doing so, establish the kind of loyal clientele who come back time and time again.

Machiavelli himself despised the moderns of his day as weak, but he also held forth the possibility of a "perpetual republic" that would remedy the weakness of the moderns and correct the errors of the Romans and so establish a political order no longer subject to the vicissitudes of fortune.

For if, as that ferment of fatwas suggests, Mr bin Laden's longer-term aim was to topple the pro-American regimes in the Muslim world, and so establish a new caliphate, he has failed.Of the 19 hijackers, 15 were Saudis, as is Mr bin Laden himself.

Securing and using government data on vulnerable populations can be a complex process, so establish a solid research plan and commit to it.

Gatsby yearned to make these squalid realities unreal, and so establish as an accepted fact the image he had created of himself.

"It's so established and so mannered," he said.

So why has this impact factor become so established among today's scientists?

So established is this tenet of conventional wisdom, it's spawned sub-tenets.

Someone called Risch Barnard asks: why is this comparison in commodity and human rights so established?

Unfortunately, his reputation as a rake was also so established that he was promptly rejected.