Sentence examples for built a sort of from inspiring English sources
Inside the room, Mr. Song has built a sort of loft where his wife and daughter sleep each night.
At a time when "private eye" still conjured images of cheating spouses and seedy hotels, Mr. Kroll built a sort of private C.I.A. and went corporate.
Instead, Sanwa has built a sort of specialist financial keiretsu (or corporate group), with cross-shareholdings and business ties that bind the partners in a loose federation.
Paired by their K.G.B. bosses in their early twenties, they've built a sort of Potemkin marriage, workmanlike but non-intimate, particularly on her side.
When the luggage finally arrived, the author found his pieces, built a sort of stockade with them, climbed in and lay down.
With the dragon's help, Pete has built a sort of rustic shanty deep in the woods and utterly out of human contact.
"Over this past weekend I had the idea to build a sort of link shortener but with a payment system built-in.
They were aware, Tolliver said, of the need to build a sort of living "historical context," and the enduring, entirely justified veneration of some of the label's recordings proves that they succeeded.
This crude scene makes a provocative point: Scientology pushes away memory, fear, guilt, and grief in an attempt to build a sort of internal Eden for its believers, where loss is unknown, or, at least, unseen.
"Early on in this process Eric and I both said: 'Look, if you really want to transform health care, you basically build a sort of health-care economy around the data that relate to people'," Mr Mundie explains.
