Sentence examples for so quid from inspiring English sources

Do you have a hundred or so quid in your bank?

So: No quid pro quo compromise on national identity in France — and, compared to a wild rumor, hardly any palpable impact so far on a basic issue that matters across all of Europe's borders.

Some suggest the ICBC decision may be tied to further opening to foreigners by the Chinese, but if so this quid pro quo will not be part of the formal regulatory framework, but part of a quiet political bargain.Chinese banks are not about to conquer the world.

The problem is that so far, quid pro quo is understood by the law as taking place basically only if one party explicitly ties its donations and gifts to a specific return.

So-called "quid pro quo" cases, in which a supervisor demands sexual favours in exchange for wage-rises or promotions, sound as if they should be straightforward; but finding the truth of such allegations is usually hard work.

Laura A. Brevetti, a lawyer for Daniel Hevesi, said on Thursday that her client did not have "any knowledge of a so-called quid pro quo arrangement for his benefit".

We have put in a good few million quid so far and will continue to do so for the next two or three years.

So maybe the quid pro quo is that we help them too.

"Each of one of these stacks, that's a quid, so that's 3p on all of them.

The kids were using it as a slide, took the value up to two million and twenty quid so you never know".

Jimmy Choo has solved this knotty matter with a pair of metallic plimsolls costing more than £500; Roger Vivier has some crystal embellished laceless ones for 870 quid, so nobody could ever accuse you of failing to invest in your big day.