Sentence examples for work or so from inspiring English sources

But these solutions may have a serious problem: They won't work, or so says Brad Herrmann, president and founder of Call-Em-All, a robocalling company in Frisco, Tex.

Our poor, overloaded network rattles and groans; its signals fail on certain lines almost as often as they work, or so it seems, and trains, even those fresh from the factory, break down, usually on the day when punctual arrival is of particular importance.

To some, it's a language of backwardness spoken by people who've entered the country illegally who steal American jobs; Americans who study Spanish do so mostly because they need it for work — or so the thinking goes.

It's double the work (or so we like to say), which makes us doubly good moms (or so we like to think, even if we don't say it out loud).

People staying in one place to work, or so their children can get an education, or because they are caring for elderly or disabled relatives, or because the police harass them whenever they try to travel, are no longer protected as GRT people for planning purposes.

(Caregiver, 8) The whole family was very supportive; they supported me every time I must go to the hospital, they ask, "Can I take you?" and the one can go to work or so.

OFAC gives exemptions for 12 categories of travel, including trips related to journalism, government work or so-called "people-to-people" exchanges designed to foster cultural interaction.

She worked, or so she told acquaintances, in interior design.

Indeed it is not even a very large exhibition, with only 100 works or so.

Still, the things worked, or so I was assured by Merdan, who bought me a length of brown-and-red rope to get me through to Uzbekistan.

I'm not sure I've ever met a non-journalist so attuned to the way the press works, or so fascinated with modern media parlance.