Sentence examples for some sort of contact from inspiring English sources

"Fans can have some sort of contact with players now".

More than 80,000 South Koreans — most of them over 70 years old — are still waiting for some sort of contact with relatives in the North.

Meanwhile, more than 88,000 South Koreans — nearly half of them over 80 — are still waiting for some sort of contact.

Then Simen, the big one with the wise-looking whitish mane, walked over to one of the females and appeared to be trying to initiate some sort of contact.

Only then does she gain some sort of contact with her past and her inner self through an affair with a drunken Vietnam veteran (the excellent John Slattery) she meets through AA.

Such groups have always been in some sort of contact with other indigenous locals: all peoples have histories and interrelationships, and all - however faintly and indirectly - have been in some way affected by European expansion.

"Does that establish some sort of improper contact with the Russians?" Sessions rhetorically asked Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.).

Include people you deal with in other companies, customers or suppliers with whom you have some sort of personal contact.

The researchers observed 350 aggressive encounters and found that only 50, or 14percentt, of those encounters were preceded by some sort of friendly contact.

He took the elevator with her down to the lobby, and Ellie leaned into his arm as if she couldn't be near him without some sort of physical contact.

Internally, each of the three tracks runs in chronological order (and I'm leaving out the introduction of another narrative, in which the deaf daughter of the Japanese hunter — a girl grieving over her mother's suicide, and longing for some sort of sexual contact — exposes herself to boys and men).