Sentence examples for so meaning from inspiring English sources

I'd like to go 58 or so," meaning 58 seconds.

But the 12 elevators serving the residential part of the building are already being tested, so meaning his first trip to the top could happen soon.

Then later he said he would not do so, meaning that the country's most recent war, which has lasted three years, will likely drag on.

Being traditional working class, this was a foreign world to them; so, meaning well, my Dad carpeted my room and fitted in a mini fridge too.

BT, he said, has long banned Sky from advertising on BT's Web portal — though BT says no outsiders are permitted to do so, meaning it was not singling Sky out.

And although the money managers may be allowed to advertise their returns, they will probably not be required to do so, meaning that investors could get an overly rosy view of the industry.

A student in the class volunteered this example: You can say you did not sleep with so-and-so, meaning only that you did not fall asleep in the same bed together.

When it breaks down, so does meaning.

They pant so after meaning.

And so Marimekko — meaning approximately "Mary's little dress" — came into the world.

Water seeks its own level and, in this floating masterpiece, so does meaning.