Sentence examples for thing or so from inspiring English sources

The nearest store that carried such a thing, or so I was told, was a Home Depot in Brooklyn.

She said Ms. Turetsky expanded her horizons, taking her skiing and snorkeling, while she taught him a thing or so about, you know, life.

To the test pilot, M. André Turcat, the important thing — or so he claims — was that the real aircraft handled as the flight simulator promised.

For example, back in 2009, Amazon remotely Deleted all the works of George Orwell from people's Kindles, some sort of rights thing, or so they claimed.

Leigh-on-Sea, our first visit, was the Next Big Thing, or so I thought.

A good understanding of things, or so I feel".

She'd done bad things, or so she believed, but now was religiously observant, born again and rather ecstatic.

Three related things, or so it seems: surging demand; petroleum-distribution bottlenecks, especially in the United States; and speculation aimed at pricing in the risk of some big future setback in supply.

Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and Thursday at 8 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $59. (Burke) 'Stam-Pede' (Sunday) The human foot is capable of remarkable things, or so you realize when watching Michelle Dorrance and Caleb Teicher.

We are so afraid of so many things or so overwhelmed by so much information that we curl up on the couch feeling we are utterly powerless to face the world or that it would just take too much effort to do everything we needed to do.

Complete 2 things or so on you legs making the weights so that you can feel when you exercise but not too hard.