Sentence examples for so two or three from inspiring English sources

They had done so two or three times during the Peloponnesian War.

More than 90% of Americans snack at least once a day – half of adults do so two or three times daily.

So two or three mornings a week, Pettitte would jump in his car and head over to the Clemens compound for workouts, sometimes twice a day.

Of course, nature doesn't evenly space these events out, so two or three "once in a lifetime" events may happen within the life-span of a single legless lizard.

Two out of three students at American universities and colleges change their major at least once during their four years on campus; one in five does so two or three times.

Every half hour or so, two or three giggly women, seemingly dressed for a party in glistening lipstick and gaudy dresses, smelling of strong perfume, would materialize out of the dank greenery.

In the past year or so, five or six tiny stores have opened in Saint-Denis.

They reached no consensus, so three or four more such meetings are being scheduled.

There's one gram of fat in each jaffa cake so three or four was a good snack.

Dillard said he rarely hit hurdles in a race but did so four or five times at the trials.

Customers make appointments, which generally last 45 minutes, so one or two employees handle the entire store at once.