Sentence examples similar to a try to sort from inspiring English sources

When I make a record I try to sort of make a concept I guess and then the titles fit together.

Ike made a quick recovery and about two months later sent Nixon a memorandum to try to sort out the question of Presidential inability.

I got on the freight trains, and I rode for quite a while to try to sort myself out.

Sessions, before the next questioner began, took a moment to try to sort all that out, or at least to defend Rosenstein.

A mediator will try to sort things out.

Typically, as a character, I try to sort things out myself and I have not been able to do that.

Indeed, many people think that a regulatory intervention to try to sort out a horrible paperwork mess among CDS buyers and sellers prevented the crisis from becoming even worse.By 2005 the infrastructure of the CDS market was swamped.

Observing the gas industry was like watching a basket of yarn try to sort itself into a sweater a tangled mess for most befuddled pipeline bosses.

"You know that Daddy had a break last summer, to try to sort things out?

In the recent anthology "What Works in Development?," a group of economists try to sort out what we've learned.

Do not use a check valve to try to sort the air from the water, it is costly and unnecessary.