Sentence examples for gave some sort of from inspiring English sources
Miriam Kramer, a gifted young violinist born in Meriden, Conn., and now living in London, gave some sort of debut on Saturday evening at Alice Tully Hall.
At moments like these, even hardened Beckettians may feel their thoughts drift toward the peerless parody of a typical writer's letter, as devised by James Thurber: "B — dropped in yesterday (Icky was out at the time) and gave some sort of report on Neddy but I am afraid I didn't listen (ut ediendam aut debendo!).
Friday's opening ODI, largely dominated by spin from both sides, gave some sort of precursor to how the Bangladesh tournament might play out, with England unable to cope with the mysteries of Sunil Narine in the latter stages of the game once Lumb and Moeen had been dismissed.
Each gave some sort of permission.
She filled her water cup and gave some sort of involuntary convulsion, perhaps one of rage.
"I think what's likely is Turkey gave some sort of guarantee that its actions against ISIS would be limited in nature and it wouldn't play a primary role in any military coalition".
