Sentence examples for regular sort of from inspiring English sources

It was a regular sort of deal".

"I'm a very regular sort of person," he said.

He seemed a regular sort of bloke, given to constant talk and frequent shouting, if not roaring.

When Grant had first started teaching Anglo-Saxon and Nordic literature he got the regular sort of students in his classes.

If we didn't have a regular sort of open day, we could spend our entire time making tea for people and sitting round the Aga chit-chatting away.

I did have a problem though, right from the very first sentence, which reads: "It aint like your regular sort of day".

"He wore a moustache – a shaggy moustache too; nothing in the meek and merciful way, but quite in the fierce and scornful style; the regular Satanic sort of thing".

What one takes away from "Morpho Eugenia," along with all the ant lore and Darwin-darkened philosophizing, are details such as the homely tendency of the beautiful but maturing Eugenia, when asleep, to make "a new, regular, comfortable sort of sound — Eugenia's recent snoring, a ruffling, like a wood-pigeon, a squeak like fingernails on silk, and then a snort like a hungry foal".

Political regulars, the sort of people found in Republican and Democratic rules committees, do not like primaries to begin with, since they divide up financial resources and force the faithful to take sides when they should be uniting against the enemy.

Mr. Tucci's Mitchell is a businessman-journalist, and there are a couple of lame scenes of him with his wife and daughters to establish what a regular, family-man sort of fellow he is.

"For so long these regular guys were sort of Americana, if you will," said Constance Barkley-Lewiseniorior vice president for marketing at TBS. "Everybody has been very niche-focused, and these guys got lost in the mix.