Example sentences of "[conj] so are [art] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Most of the summer 's extra 20,000 or so are the families of Athenians who have turned the western side of the island into a hot-weather dormitory suburb . |
| 2 | Motor roads in Sutherland are few and far between and so are the villages they serve . |
| 3 | But er is n't the situation here that er vi advisor to very eminent solicitors and so are the defendants in this case |
| 4 | And so are the others , James … you really are a wicked child , are n't you ? |
| 5 | It leaves me in no doubt that legal claims are on the increase and so are the amounts that are awarded in damages . |
| 6 | And so are the ones by which they are judged . |
| 7 | The arbitrator 's decision is binding even if mistaken and so are the decrees of our imagined legislator . |
| 8 | This definition of works of art is controversial and so are the exclusions . |
| 9 | THE economy is in turmoil — and so are the politicians and economists . |
| 10 | The mountain goat 's food supply is thinly distributed over the mountain slopes and cliff ledges , and so are the goats . |
| 11 | The aims and scope of such information systems are changing and so are the methods being used . |
| 12 | My husband 's asleep upstairs and so are the kids . |
| 13 | The smithies mentioned by Hume , Pennycraig still in use and Eorrabus are still complete buildings , but so are the ones at Tighnacala , Ballygrant and the one at Port Ellen , which was used up to 1870 , and is to be pulled down for road widening . |
| 14 | Within the labour market core wages are relatively high , compared internationally — but so are the costs of basic consumer goods and services , with housing , in particular , being inordinately expensive per square metre , compared with OECD averages . |