Sentence examples for so to use from inspiring English sources

So, to use a football term, the Rooneys punted.

So, to use a cliche, it has got to do less but it's got to do better".

"Something like 85% of the country claims to be Christian," he says, "so to use that language is very powerful.

So, to use your metaphor, you've had a chance to watch the movie a second time in your current role.

So to use it as a way to generalise about, and to attack Muslims, isn't just bogus, but political opportunism.

The public, however, seeks, and rightly so, to use any method possible to understand the world and eliminate injustices.

The second half was not so frenetic – "so-so", to use Mancini's description, with City no longer attacking with the same drive.

"It's so clear to use and so fun.

It's so easy to learn, so easy to use..

So try to use caffeine strategically.

"It's so easy to use".