Sentence examples for some sort of large from inspiring English sources

"And you had to carve some sort of large piece of meat".

It's often what I can only call an intellectual concern – some sort of large issue I've got very interested in.

Given the current backdrop, we believe share-price turbulence is more likely to reflect the consolidation of prior gains rather than the start of some sort of large downturn.

To see some sort of large denser urban life you would need to visit the capital Oslo or the beautifully set port city of Bergen.

It starts at the top with some sort of large, costly war with someone other than the Soviets/Russians in some place other than Europe.

"If we realize some sort of large project that will bring income to Greece, then that money can be used to pay off the debts that we've been talking about today," Putin said, not committing to anything in particular.

Is there some sort of large-type display or magnification device that would help? A. Both Apple Computer and Microsoft have included features in their operating system software that can make it easier for visually impaired users to see the computer's screen.

This brother came to visit B.D. and left him a hot-rod magazine, one page of which he'd soaked in what he told B.D. was psilocybin, but was likelier just, B.D. figured, LSD plus some sort of large-animal veterinary tranquillizer.

"They said, 'Please, can you put these projects in some sort of larger context and help us think through where you will be going?' " Ms. Brown said.

This centre-right clubhouse jettisoned the old-style liberalism of the New Deal and the 1960s civil rights movement and war on poverty, which linked the party's policies - at least in spirit - to some sort of larger quest for social justice.

But although some sort of large-scale, anthropically-triggered environmental disaster has been a mounting threat since the late 19th Century the more pressing fear of nuclear devastation kept collective anxiety at bay.