Sentence examples for preparing some sort of from inspiring English sources
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I had once visited a ninety-one-year-old great-uncle who was still conducting research on fruit flies, and his apartment was cluttered with countless hand-stoppered jars of cloned fruit flies and a few hot plates for preparing some sort of agar; that apartment is what Jacob's brought to mind.
Her comments echoed previous remarks made this week amid market and media speculation that the European Union may be preparing some sort of bailout aimed at helping Greece cope with its economic woes.
Mr Zarif said the sides could sit down by Friday morning to prepare "some sort of a joint statement" that would address three elements - a common objective, an "end game... in less than a year" and mutual confidence-building measures.
You should prepare some sort of mixed drink a few hours before the party starts.
It is just me, or does it seem like Apple is preparing to make some sort of educational push with digital textbooks?
The New Yorker, August 7, 1943 P. 11 In Cambridge, Massachusetts a group of ladies were preparing for some sort of patriotic money-raising shindig.
By R. T. Aldrich and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 7, 1943 P. 11 In Cambridge, Massachusetts a group of ladies were preparing for some sort of patriotic money-raising shindig.
It seems we're always recovering from or preparing for some sort of economic shock.
The band semi-nude appear on the band semi-nude appearmulder preparing fon some sorthef injection.
As someone who is very sensitive to external cues, it's an odd feeling to feel as much at home in Italy as I do and yet be missing the Jewish version of places in the States, of dressing up and preparing for some sort of reflection on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.
