We found 584 examples of how to use sort in an English sentence.
Sentences 451 to 475 of 584.
| # | Sentence | |
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| 451. | Sami felt like he had some sort of untapped potential. | |
| 452. | That's the sort of thing Mennad has to put up with all day long. | |
| 453. | Mennad was humming some sort of song. | |
| 454. | Sort these names alphabetically. | |
| 455. | That sort of thing has been done many times before. | |
| 456. | Of course anyone who truly loves books buys more of them than he or she can hope to read in one fleeting lifetime. A good book, resting unopened in its slot on a shelf, full of majestic potentiality, is the most comforting sort of intellectual wallpaper. | |
| 457. | Nobody has time for that sort of thing. | |
| 458. | The leader of the separatists thinks he is some sort of god. | |
| 459. | The separatists consider their leader as some sort of god. | |
| 460. | The sort of information that we need isn't always available. | |
| 461. | He sees this sort of thing all the time. | |
| 462. | You could have given me more time to sort things out. | |
| 463. | There is still time to sort out your things. | |
| 464. | Could you give me more time to sort out my stuff? | |
| 465. | In all, 13% of mayors say they’ve been subjected to physical violence, according to Thomas’s research. Eight in 10 mayors say they’ve faced some sort of psychological abuse. | |
| 466. | There's still time to sort things out. | |
| 467. | Not only are there more rich people, but there are more people who are doing fairly well, and all of them are willing to pay for these services, whether it's yoga instructors or dog walking or task running. And there are more people than ever in the lower third of the distribution that really need this sort of work. | |
| 468. | What sort of life do you live? | |
| 469. | What sort of life do you want? | |
| 470. | What sort of life do you want to have? | |
| 471. | What sort of clothes do you like? | |
| 472. | Nothing of this sort has happened. | |
| 473. | Tom is sort of shy. | |
| 474. | Tom is sort of bashful. | |
| 475. | Tom is the sort of man you could get along with. |