Sentence examples for does a sort of from inspiring English sources

He points to Marie, then to his shoe, and does a sort of throw.

Alec Guinness does a sort of optimistic reprise of his Prince Feisal character from "Lawrence of Arabia," while Harrison Ford plays Butch Cassidy.

Green Day's "American Idiot" (at the St .James), a theatrical reimagining of the punk band's 2004 album, which sold twelve million copies worldwide, does a sort of demolition job on Broadway-musical architecture.

"Done properly, corporations create a better environment for the future and for the lives of the people than does a sort of black market, shark-infested development that doesn't have controls," said Mr. Jones, the British executive.

She does a sort of yoga boat position where she leans back and sticks all her limbs straight out in front, with only her bum on the seat, sort of levitating.

In one depiction of three ecstatic customers, a woman who's dressed in some approximation of cruise wear says, "We're going on a cruise"; a woman who's holding four or five shopping bags does a sort of shimmy while saying, "Woo-hoo"; and an older woman with a slight accent clutches a wad of hundred-dollar bills while saying, "It was so easy.

"We are doing a sort of do-si-do.

Dolphins do a sort of petting.

It's doing a sort of pattern matching.

We do a sort of English-German combined Christmas.

He added: "We did a sort of mini Bond film already, in the Olympics".