Sentence examples for so switched on from inspiring English sources
So switched on are his performances he looks as if he has stepped out of a time machine in a period where his legs did what his head wanted them to do, without any pain or frustrating resistance.
There were plenty of home defenders in the box as he crossed, but Abel Hernández's movement was so switched on, so alert, he ruthlessly exposed Per Mertesacker to head Hull in front as numerous supporters were ambling back from their half time refreshment.
In fact, the British lass is so switched on that she agreed to do a one-on-one interview with bloggers before other media.
He was so switched on and eternally curious".
This, perhaps, is because he is so switched on to self-mockery.
The audience may provide the answer: "they are young, completely plugged into popular culture with a highly developed sense of irony," Mr Hytner says, clearly pleased that his National is so switched on.
Anywhere singer Ora, 26, said: "London is my home so switching on the Oxford Street lights means a lot to me.
So switch on the telly or pick up a paper and drink in your fill of lifestyle bile: food, celebrity, and property porn masquerading as culture, quietly vilifying the disenfranchised: "Lock up the poor, be a grass, be a tout, dial this number, you're not like them.
So switch on the telly or pick up a paper and drink in your fill of lifestyle bile: food, celebrity and property porn masquerading as culture, quietly vilifying the disenfranchised: "Lock up the poor, be a grass, be a tout, dial this number, you're not like them.
This assertion that economics is not a science (Joris Luyendijk, Opinion, 12 October) was verified by the article preceding it (Money machine didn't work – so keep it switched on).
