Sentence examples for a sort of yearbook from inspiring English sources

The school also sent home a sort of yearbook, long obsolete in most no-frills poorer elementary schools, full of photographs of students, samples of their work and testimonial letters from parents.

He is light-skinned, with the ethnically neutral voice of a television anchor and an inviting face, which the writer Henry Louis Gates Jr. described as having "a sort of yearbook openness".

A: Sort of.

That woman had various names, which I learned from studying volumes of Theatre World, a sort of Broadway yearbook, in the stacks of the college library near where I grew up in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Ellis mentions a newfangled sort of yearbook that can be designed and customized on-line (the better to include more pictures of you!) and then printed on demand.

"We are going through a sort of renaissance with yearbooks," he said.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of blank".

"A sort of dream.

A sort of adventure, maybe.