Sentence examples for so into a from inspiring English sources

After the rain fell, the sky brightened, for an hour or so, into a strange burnt amber color.

Occasionally a cousin would call, a week or so into a trip, tearful with exhaustion and begging to come home.

So instead of considering those projects rationally, leading Republicans now strip them of context and mock them for political gain; indeed, they've made doing so into a habit.

"But what can you do?" And so into a well-stocked school library on this particular Wednesday afternoon trickle just five students.

People appear gradually, a coloured speck in the distance resolving over the course of a minute or so into a fully formed human being.

And it risks developing, after a decade or so, into a slow unravelling that might be as dangerous as an open split.There remains a third possibility, a revival of the transatlantic alliance.

Habitués of Vieux-Nice have turned enjoying a heart-starting espresso, then sitting in the sun for an hour or so, into an art form.

At the time, I'm only a year or so into an MFA.

(And at the most, was capital-g God and rose from the dead...) So, why are we so into an infantile savior?

A good boss can turn a so-so company into a scorcher.

What turned our so-so stay into a worthwhile visit was the restaurant.