Sentence examples for idea of sorting from inspiring English sources

Start with the idea of sorting artists by age.

I had been toying with the idea of sorting one out.

One customer commented: "Love the idea of sorting my account into pots - this could revolutionise my husband's spending habits if I could budget him!" Here's a prediction.

Which is why the idea of sorting ourselves by race and pursuing a diet consistent with the original continental diet isn't going to be very helpful.

The idea of sorting buttons late at night, which she actually heard being recommended at an insomnia workshop for doctors, is another kind of extreme.

Half way through the coalition's term in office, Osborne abandoned the idea of sorting the deficit in one parliament, and reverted to a more modest plan akin to that drawn up by his predecessor, Alistair Darling.

"The idea of, sort of, apologizing for funding kids' education is something I'm not comfortable with," Mr. Florio said.

There are some people discussing the idea of sort of a one-time smaller tax, bringing it in, and then using that for infrastructure.

"You start playing with the idea of sort of taking in the beauty of what you've got around you," the 32-year-old Sherwood said.

This dictum served as a national idea of sorts until Czar Nicholas I replaced it in the 19th century with the triad Orthodoxy, Autocracy and Nationality.

"Maybe that was what lured everyone back was the idea of sort of finishing this whole thing off".