Sentence examples for a sort of super from inspiring English sources

"This is a sort of Super Bowl hangover for us," Barber said Friday.

Mr Gupta recalls that he joined McKinsey after Harvard because it seemed to be a sort of "super business school".

There the underwool is woven into very light, warm shawls known as shahtoosh — a sort of super pashmina — that can sell for thousands of dollars apiece. (The trade has been banned, but they are still available under the table).

The poor toss baskets and go to a vacant lot, if there is one, to play baseball, but the middle class play golf, which is a sort of super outdoor pinball".

The New York Canoe Club was a tenant, and it was at its headquarters there, The New York Times reported in 1881, that an unnamed inventor showed off a sort of super canoe, the 17-foot-long Devastation.

In an age when the red carpet at the Oscars has become a sort of Super Bowl of fashion — and the designers of the dresses worn by actresses are mentioned on television everywhere — couture clothing may even have gained new relevance.

It's a sort of super-upscale Pier One Imports.

"The past takes on a sort of super-reality; its contours are hard and clear, unchangeable.

The current crisis is a sort of super-sized, IMAX version of a depressingly familiar horror film.

The volcanoes of Io, Jupiter's third-largest moon, are powered this way.Dr Peters and Dr Turner propose to look for a sort of "super-Io".

Mr. Hollinger's ambition is for Comstock to become a sort of super-neighborhood bar that taps into the illustrious history of drinking in this city.