Sentence examples for started so that from inspiring English sources

"The labour party now is changing into a social movement, a bit like it started, so that means no longer dictating policy from the top," McDonnell said.

When I was a child I loved perching on the cool marble worktops in my grandmother's kitchen to help her bunch up the parsley, being very meticulous about aligning the sprigs where the leaves started, so that my grandmother could chop the parsley in neat slivers with a minimum of stalk attached.

And then the season started, so that to me was a clear indication that it wasn't going to happen.

And this was after the war had started, so that we knew what a bad lot the blighters were.

And we're excited about getting that process started so that our two-legged stool is going to become a three-legged stool and much more stable and secure.

"By that I mean going in and taking over what previous developers have started, so that the approval process is already in place," he said.

My mother said that a school at the monastery was starting, so that was why I came here, so that I can study".

Miller chimed in: "We've got to get this economy going and we've got to get it jump-started so that we can pay for these things and do that".

The flame initiation sub-model determines where the flame propagation period starts so that experimental spark timing can be used for the calculations.

Sightseeing A map is the best place to start, so that Brasilia's dramatic airplane shape can be understood.

John Woods from Tower Hamlets offers some more pointers: Create a storyboard before you start so that the film is well planned.