Sentence examples for in two different sorts from inspiring English sources
Dirty nuclear bombs come in two different sorts.
We're gonna be competing for money [from the Primary Care Trust] cos they're gonna have seventy five percent of the budget and we're gonna want their services, so it might prevent us from being honest [with them] about our mistakes and errors [Employed pharmacist, Group 4] It's very hard to make it work when you've got whistle-blowers in two different sorts of organisation.
The results can be displayed in two different sort modes.
Still at its mercy Putting up with Putin Bravura nonsense Change gotta come Spoilsport Reprints Related items Britain's Olympic bid: London's Olympic spiritMay 20th 2004Warm feelings and hot airThose pitching for the Games to be held in London make two different sorts of argument.
The term RCT is currently used in medicine for two different sorts of study.
Giles added: "He wasn't in the original 30, but with those two different sorts of players [Morgan and Hales] and the cover we need, and the conditions we are going to face in Bangladesh, Belly has the ability to play all those different roles".
He delineates two different sorts of symbolism.
Table 12 shows attributes, probability of their occurrence for a classification of False (Non-Predator), probability for True (Predator), and the difference (positive values imply True) in two different columns sorted by True and False values respectively.
The first census, in 1984, has five different sorts of household, one of which is 'nomad'; like francophone countries, being nomadic is considered to be a household not an individual characteristic (Central Statistical Authority, Ethiopia 1984).
The dark-green Audi in which he journeyed to his last escapades had moss growing in its foot-wells ("three different sorts", he pointed out, proudly), and a variety of useful knives in the glove-box.
I might throw in an eggbeater too they have about five different sorts to choose from although I can't pretend my head hasn't been turned by the wonderfully-named "Shredded Turnip Plane".
