Sentence examples for strap is so from inspiring English sources

The grosgrain ribbon laced through the chain strap is so romantic.

Sleeves were in short supply and straps were so unrepresented on dresses at the Oscars on Sunday night that they might as well have been outlawed.

The straps are so taut that the cars barely budge — a good thing, because if even one car comes loose and ricochets around a deck, it can cause millions of dollars in damage.

I crept over and found that his crampon straps were so frozen they could not be properly attached to his boot again.

Tall, high-strung and handsome, with chestnut hair and eyes that catch the light, this strapping leading man is so charismatic you can imagine fans of both sexes lining up at the stage door with bouquets.

If you're sitting, make sure the strap is tightened so that the neck sticks up a little bit.

The sister herself is so strapped she can't be generous.

The Field Museum is so strapped for cash that administrators are threatening to scrap various branches of scientific research.

Jayne and Tony are living on 20% less than they did in 2010; Gina is so strapped she can't afford a tube ticket some days.

"The Congressional majority is so strapped for money to pay for out-of-control spending that they're looking to the banks and other financial institutions for money," he said.

"The parks department is so strapped that when it is asked to do these mandatory budget cuts or revenue increases, it really doesn't have good options without cutting into its core functions and services," she said.