Sentence examples for around a sort of from inspiring English sources

Partygoers could ride in the Model S around a sort of giant indoor slot-car track, at speeds of up to thirty-two miles an hour.

It's so loud in the van when those things hit the side, it echoes around a sort of big tin chamber".

Although the book takes captivating detours to England and Spain, and earnestly grapples with issues like whether it's ethical to eat meat, "The Table Comes First" keeps returning to an idea of gustatory experience that began in the years after 1780, in and around a sort of Parisian strip mall called the Palais Royal.

On the one hand, Lincoln comes off as the best lawyer and strategist around, a sort of politician-in-chief who knows what he wants to achieve, understands better than anyone around him the kind of lawmaking that's needed to achieve it, and insinuates, cadges, exhorts, deceives, and otherwise threads his plan to fruition.

The latest glass building wraps around a sort of Walden Pond, with views of the woods from three sides.

No doubt there's still a good deal of fun you can have flying around a sort of drone theme park, though.

It's not only about looking closely at works of art; it's moving around within a sort of cultural spectacle.

He mopes around in a sort of despair, before suddenly realising: he is sitting on "an immense warehouse of white chalk".

One player, with the new controller, is flying around in a sort of hovercraft with lasers, while the other two players look at the TV as they try to shoot him down.

So, they conjure up all kinds of rationalizations or whirl around in a sort of denial.

"These ideas have been floating around as a sort of hilah, or loophole, that can be exploited by people".