Sentence examples for could you sort out from inspiring English sources

The legacy company would not dream of giving jobs on the stadium to non-experts – "While you're up there doing the lighting could you sort out the new turf?

Could you sort this out?

If you could even sort out what those slogans mean in practice, would you believe them?

Mary Portas, you feel, could sort out anything: your wardrobe, your life, the financial crisis, Palestine… This is a woman with a track record in sorting things out.

The post could pile up on the mat, the bills could go unpaid; someone else could sort out that contract or that difficult customer, for no one would know the phone number of his hotel.

There are antagonists and protagonists here, traditional theatrical distinctions that you couldn't quite sort out in the more frenetic, visceral part of the evening.

A trusted interim leader, as you suggest, could help to sort out the mess, including the big question of why a party that claims to be concerned with equality has not yet elected a woman leader.

She couldn't sort out the change.

They said that they could not sort out this matter, as it is political.

How, she asked herself, could she sort out causes and effects?

That could help sort out the relationship between results from different climate models.