Sentence examples for more than sorted from inspiring English sources

Round off with a bowl of chilled apricots in a sharp, ginger syrup and you've got lunch more than sorted.

As you start planning a project, make sure you challenge students to do something more meaningful than sorting trash — and make sure they understand why they're doing what they're doing.

Yet there are few things in life more complicated than sorting through the various ethical implications of which fish you should be eating.

While the fun adventures of a vacation are slightly more intriguing than sorting an excel spreadsheet, we can capture this spirit at work.

This technique was much more specific than sorting based on CD31 expression and stained a greater number of GFP+ endothelial cells than TIE2 or CD146 antibodies tested.

At last".' Edwards will do far more than sort out the Welsh defence.

Second, we have to create curriculums and systems of assessment which are designed to do more than sort and sift.

"I think we're friends, but I don't assume it's more than sort of professional friends," Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said carefully in an interview on Friday, shortly before calling the White House ties with Enron "very troublesome".

But they did not care enough about the place to actually take over the government, throw out all the rotten nationalist politicians and rebuild Bosnia from the ground up so that by now it would be more than sort of a country.

"I think it more than sort of fits, not for me, but for what we did," Clinton said.

True, they can learn language, even more than one; sorting out words and syntax from the surrounding noise is in many ways a defining human use of memory.