Sentence examples for chief sort of from inspiring English sources

Export shipments go by water, and this is also the chief sort of carriage to points within the United States outside California; about 20percentnt.

Ferguson police chief Tom Jackson sort of lied when he blamed the release of the video on FOIA requests from the media.

Is laying off thousands of employees so that they can subsidize the obscene salaries of America's chief executives the sort of "compassionate conservatism" that the Bush-Cheney ticket has in mind for this country?

Even the Grim Reaper chief financial officer sort of nodded.

Murdoch said, "All nonsense, there was a problem with our chief executive [Ailes], sort of, over the years, isolated incidents.

"The president's top, sort of, chief responsibility, is chief fundraiser, right?

He helped direct the group's extensive oil and gas interests, a principal source of revenue, but was not, officials said, a sort of chief executive as reports have suggested.

"A chief of staff is sort of the alter ego of the president," Mr. LaHood said.

That takes a very different sort of chief executive".

The latest chronicler of 007 encountered another sort of chief: not M, but PM.

Charles Dutoit has been serving as chief conductor in a sort of caretaker role.