Sentence examples for so of his from inspiring English sources

Does he do so of his own accord?

Back at his office at CICIG, Castresana gathered a dozen or so of his top investigators.

Arranged football team-style were 30 or so of his smiling colleagues.

He said he has done so of his own accord, without consulting the White House, which declined to comment.

He considers about a "dozen or so" of his contacts have become friends.

Each winemaker brings along a dozen or so of his best bottles.

At City College, Dr. Koval and a dozen or so of his Army peers studied electrical engineering.

For example: a taxpayer could choose for 10% or so of his or her tax dollars to fund education, military, health care, payment of national debt, etc.

He tells me that he's in a rush; I will have only 10 minutes or so of his time.

IT IS a foolish driver who launches his car into a busy road on the say-so of his passenger, without looking both right and left himself.

Stuart Lancaster, the coach, has joined him in the dock, largely on the say-so of his predecessor Sir Clive Woodward, who expressed the view that a little foresight might have saved an awful lot of hindsight.