Sentence examples for so resolving from inspiring English sources

So, resolving to be single for a while, Hercules got to know Hercules, and he did not date, and he did not play wine pong — although he did remain open to certain fixups, provided that the girl was "normal" and objectively attractive.

It tells the story of the two English surveyors, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, who were charged with marking the boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland, and so resolving a dispute that had lasted 80 years, on the eve of the American War of Independence, which made the dispute, though not the boundary, obsolete in any case.

The government has stated one of its main goals in legalization recreational weed is wiping out the black market, so resolving the supply issues will be crucial in working towards that goal.

If this character lives in poverty, is this character moving into a better situation and so, resolving conflict or will this character remain as an example for others?

In these studies, immunodeficient flies were consistently extremely sensitive to all strains of Candida tested and so resolving differences in virulence was not pursued.

So resolved, he boldly surveyed the gelato selections before him and confidently chose the cloudberry.

So while the headlines proclaimed justice done, I just felt in my bones that hollowness in Dautović's voice, usually so resolved and full of life.

She came home to find she couldn't get authentic Mexican anywhere in the UK and so resolved to open her own casual restaurant.

Living for free and searching for a deeper engagement with a place, we find our lazy days tainted with guilt and so resolve to get creative.

So resolve this year to build interruptions into the course of every day and to adjust your mind-set for when they happen.

And even that amounts to a revival: it was down to 14% in mid-October, until he at last plucked up the courage to recognise an illegitimate daughter and so resolve a paternity suit that had been damaging his credibility.