Sentence examples for set some sort of from inspiring English sources

He may be trying to set some sort of record.

It's probably going to set some sort of precedent.

This has to set some sort of record for rhetorical audacity.

He set some sort of record when he was disciplined by his new club before even joining them.

Den Watts, for instance, was murdered twice, but Archie Mitchell's tenure of office set some sort of new sprint record.

Because when the Celtics tried to snarl at James to set some sort of tone, he laughed it off, writes Brian Windhorst on ESPN.com.

Certainly, though, this season must be setting some sort of record for collective misery and the earliest fascination with the No. 1 draft pick.

By setting some sort of final opportunity for Saddam to disarm fully, the British proposal is aimed at bridging the gap with the anti-war nations.

No one, however, tops the N.F.L. for a pathetic waste of energy, with the outpouring of anger at the Patriots after their Super Bowl loss setting some sort of record for loss of perspective, writes Rick Reilly on ESPN.com.

Flynt's pattern was to print something that broke new ground in the field of bad taste, getting sued, then fighting that lawsuit until he either exhausted his options or won, thereby setting some sort of legal precedent.

"A lot of the players work in social care, as doctors and nurses and so on, so I think we tend to attract a certain type, but we're not dogmatic… we've said, 'Let's look at the football first, see how that connects to the community, and then talk about what we care about,' instead of setting some sort of political criteria".