Sentence examples for a sort of cross from inspiring English sources

The overall impression is a sort of cross between ballet and a rugby line-out.

The centrepiece is a spectacle called the Han Show (a sort of cross between Chinese opera and Cirque de Soleil).

The new powers in the land are council leaders, a sort of cross between mayors and regional governors.

We both put on bee gear — a sort of cross between a hazmat suit and a fencing mask.

The green, anti-euro campaigner is a sort of cross between Michael Moore and Eddie from Little and Large.

Crake, a sort of cross between Dr Moreau and Steve Jobs, destroyed the world because it disappointed him.

I would say first of all, leaders need to be really collaborative, partly because this does need to be a sort-of cross-company approach and cross-company strategy.

Research has suggested the proximity of diverse industries encourages a sort of cross-fertilisation for ideas, what economists call "knowledge spillovers".

This is especially true of that occasional demented look she gives the camera - a sort of cross-eyed, bared teeth grin that takes up the entire screen.

Mr. Collazo, an artist who leavens his business strategies with words like "karma" and "energy," imagines a sort of cross-cultural lollapalooza that incorporates everything from film screenings to art installations and gay circuit parties.

Operationally, the idea is the coherence of the results obtained by applying a model, a sort of cross-validation between the expected and actual precision of estimate.