Sentence examples for so shed from inspiring English sources

And his explanation for doing so shed little light on his success.

But who is there to investigate these deaths — or allegations of wholesale rape of hundreds of arrested men and women — and so shed light?

The construction industry, which should be in good shape given the rebound in the housing market over the past year or so, shed six thousand jobs last month.

obtain a full knowledge of all the facts which go to establish whether the particular spot of soil on which the blood of our citizens was so shed was, or was not, our own soil at that time.

In December 1847 Lincoln introduced eight "Spot Resolutions," which placed the analysis of Polk's claim in a carefully delineated historical context that sought to obtain a full knowledge of all the facts which go to establish whether the particular spot of soil on which the blood of our citizens was so shed was, or was not, our own soil at that time.

Theorists predict that the clouds of gas in the early universe would have remained relatively warm from the big bang and so would resist condensing down to form stars. Mixing in a small amount of heavier elements helps gas clouds cool, because those elements are easier to ionize and so shed heat as radiation.

The company has spent the last year or so shedding many of its other business.

They have big deals on the horizon to consummate with Hanley Ramirez and Kershaw, so shedding a big outfielder salary makes sense.

Lewis was gracious enough to answer the questions I asked him, speaking for himself and hopefully, in doing so, shedding some light on the topic for others.

Second, does any thinking person believe that conventional management systems -- the ones which so quickly shed so many millions of workers in recent years -- are currently working well for the country as a whole?

For an upper-class person in 1925 to say "schedule" with a hard "c" would be "like forgetting to flush the lavatory, to be honest," so "shed-yule" it is.