Sentence examples for so moving on from inspiring English sources
So moving on to one of today's big draws, who isn't a lady but wears latex leggings anyway … 30 Seconds To Mars, or The Thing Jared Leto Is Famous For That Isn't My So Called Life, are almost drowned out by shrill screams as Leto rises from the middle of the stage.
And failure (to find work, for example) is often not one's fault but rather a result of systemic economic transformations, so moving on and learning from the experience is often impossible.
So moving on to the new case.
But it's dark, so, moving on".
So moving on from the aging Romo seems like a logical move.
Ultimately, it's hard to shake the feeling that hiding a package shoddily but quickly, and so moving on to the next task as rapidly as possible, is a better strategy for winning than finding the perfect hiding spot.
If you're repairing one end, this won't apply to you, so move on.
His ignoring your e-mail speaks volumes, so move on.
It is what it is, so move on and cover the real story, the sport.
You can't change the past but your failure can shape the future, so move on – decisively and optimistically.
