Sentence examples for some sort of extremely from inspiring English sources
Tomorrow noontide (or today if you're reading this tomorrow), Chris Nieratko's franchise of uncreatively named New Jersey-based skateshops spread further north from Sayreville like some sort of extremely slow spreading plague or grassfire.
Should the regime fall in some sort of violent upheaval, something considered extremely unlikely in the foreseeable future, Saddam would probably have arrangements in place to spirit himself out of Iraq, most likely by ship through the port of Basra.
"He was very much like my father, that sort of extremely idealistic person," Gu said.
Before you run to get coffee (or whiskey, for that matter), let me say this: procurement is the sort of extremely boring but absolutely vital task that is both the barrier but also the opportunity for making the DMV and other government services more like the ATM.
The neo-liberal model has become a sort of extremely dangerous "corporate virus".
This sort of extremely multimode excitation should be permissible as the resulting intensity variations will be minimal and occur over much smaller length scales as compared with low-order modal variation.
In possession of a valuable away goal, Alan Pardew's side still have a slender chance of turning this Europa League quarter-final round but they could probably do with some sort of divine assistance next Thursday if the extremely accomplished Portuguese league leaders are to be overcome in the second leg on Tyneside.
Then some sort of chortle.
Some sort of sporting event.
