Sentence examples for forming a sort of from inspiring English sources

The fat began to bubble, forming a sort of gravy on the surface of the skin.

They were alike in their fluency, forming a sort of superclass of articulates.

They curl up the tips of their toes before moving, forming a sort of reverse fist.

The vacuum surrounding it buzzes with artificial satellites, forming a sort of technosphere beyond the atmosphere.

Audience members surround the actors, forming a sort of movable square of townsfolk, or witnesses, implicated in the action.

The two towering mounds set slightly behind him, forming a sort of passageway to the statue, are mountains of despair.

Then he formed a sort of mentor-and-newbie laboratory.

Plants, trees and birds form a sort of congregation.

During the war, the wives of Company B formed a sort of support network.

After chewing them for about a quarter of an hour they form a sort of cud.

"I was thinking... it would be great to form a sort of mobile kill group".