Sentence examples similar to matching sort of from inspiring English sources

I don't see the other Saints, the Paisley version, matching that sort of league form even though St Mirren have done well to hold on to playmaker Paul McGowan.

The NRMP runs the matching program sort of like sororities and fraternities.

The Cavaliers could never match that sort of versatility.

Genk are reported to want at least double that amount and Lambert admitted Villa would not match those sort of financial demands.

And yet there's something fishy — fishier, I mean, than usual with game shows — about this Fox hit, on which duncey adults match wits, sort of, with children.

To match that sort of net revenue stream, IBM would have to sell roughly $20 billion worth of additional products each year, or an amount equal to one-fourth its worldwide sales.

There were few banners or shop window displays – and certainly nothing to match the sort of mass decoration of the streets provoked by the passage of the Tour de France.

The new DC films and Potter spinoffs will have to work overtime to match that sort of financial performance.

In order to match the sort of visibility and sportiness that Bentley will gain when it puts the Continental GT in dealerships, Rolls and Maybach should start thinking about building sportier, more exciting vehicles to go along with their stratospheric sedans.

The analysis of his life and times matches the sort of detailed scrutiny usually reserved for the careers of world leaders.

Experts say it is hard to imagine the United States mobilizing to match that sort of investment, even as time slips away.