Sentence examples for has to sort itself from inspiring English sources

"The primary has to sort itself out in Georgia," Ms. Everhart said.

All that has to sort itself out," he said.

The Middle East "is going to have to sort itself out," said Moritis, who was visiting the city's stinkiest attraction, a rare blooming "corpse flower" at the Volunteer Park Conservatory.

More consensus: the U.S. military can't nation-build when a nation doesn't want to... so Iraq will eventually have to sort itself out after a lot of blood-letting and probably end up being tri-partitioned like pre-1919, as then Senator Biden originally predicted.

"It has to sort of freshen itself up," he said, "and if I can be part of that, that would be great".

Congress has to sort this out.

Lewis, asked if the WRU and its colleagues in the RaboDirect Pro12 – the Scottish, Irish and Italian unions – would agree to relinquish control of European club rugby, replied: "First and foremost, we have to sort out the competition itself.

Lawyers may have to sort it out.

We had to sort out the defence budget and we have sorted out the defence budget.

"It was something we had to sort.

People have to sort this out".