Sentence examples for some sort of arm from inspiring English sources

"The NCHLP didn't want to be seen as some sort of arm of the campaign or an independent political group devoted to his campaign," Knight said.

It will most likely be some sort of ARM-based device but the actual SoC may not have been chosen just yet, hence the vagueness.

In the future, North Korea might see it as possible to live on a nuclear-free peninsula, but in the meantime they'd be happy to negotiate some sort of arms control deal with the U.S. where they're recognized as a nuclear weapons state.

The thought all winter was the Brewers would add some sort of experienced arm to the rotation but Stearns has remained steadfast in the belief that Milwaukee's crop of young pitchers -- Corbin Burnes, Brandon Woodruff and Freddy Peralta -- are more than capable of holding their own.

Further, the Administration might have to make some sort of other arms control concession in return for improved verification procedures.

"I have said this before and I'll say it again: we are not trying to be drawn into some sort of an arms race," Mr Putin said.

Did the chapter titled "Bums in the Attic" hint at some sort of populist armed agenda?

But new developments suggest some sort of attention-seeking arms race is developing.

Senator Bob Corker now suggests a way to end the impasse and force some sort of reconciliation: halt arms sales throughout the region.

Glenn Beck pointedly told everyone before his "rally" that it was not going to be political (I believe there were tax-code reasons why he could not sponsor a political rally, actually, but I could be wrong), and then the collective media was shocked that he didn't issue some sort of call to arms from the stage, and instead put on a fairly non-political show.

Some sort of forklift or mechanical arm is required to move the heavy packs in and out of the bus, of course.