Sentence examples for so to add from inspiring English sources
So, to add insult to injury: If you watch too much TV, you may die sooner than later.
So, to add to their toolkit, Yin's team sought much larger building blocks to match.
Then you have a minute or so to add the seasonings and meld them with the squid.
Several members of Congress have so suggested that they do so to add additional expertise or some other dimension of view or whatever that may give them another avenue or way of looking at a set of issues...
This is a very orange and brown meal, so to add some colour, you can either boil up some frozen peas to add to the dish, or add a tasty decoration of parsley.
PPR plans to use the resulting €900m ($1.3 billion) or so to add more big international fashion brands to its collection.PPR has long traded in and out of businesses: François Pinault, its founder, started with a sawmill in Brittany and built it into an integrated timber-trading and processing firm before buying CFAO in 1990.
So trying to add another life to them.
Why did it take so long to add Vietnam?
And this is ironic because big companies have so much to add.
One simple way to do so is to add a ceteris paribus clause to the definition.
