Sentence examples for some sort of local from inspiring English sources

It may be more delegation than devolution, but it's an acknowledgment that some sort of local presence is essential.

But the presence of some sort of local advisory group remained central to the museum's operations — members often came up with ideas for exhibitions and events — and in the 1990s these groups began to proliferate.

There's usually some sort of local pageant, dance or festival to attend, and many other activities are arranged on demand, from photography classes to tai chi, cycling or horse-riding.

Still, there is some sort of local income pooling in both dictatorship regimes: total household spending on public goods is as the most powerful spouse would want it to be.

"Boom does not necessarily lead to bust," says Richard A. Brown Richard A. Brown, chief economist at FDIC. "Busts are very rare when you're not having some sort of local economic distress".

And yet a pioneering burns research unit set up in its aftermath and funded largely by donations continues to thrive, with its founder still considered some sort of local hero.

Before doing so, however, they need to obtain some sort of agreement with local tribal leaders on the Ethiopian side.

There are few cities it operates in where it hasn't had some sort of squabble over applicability of local taxi laws.

Another story claimed that Kate McCann had given some sort of confession to a local priest in Portugal.

I got this great throne where my daughter went to preschool, and there was some sort of auction where a local artist built this chair, and it never sold.

"They were hiding inside there and practicing how to make some sort of explosives," Yasin Ahun-Karim, a local religious leader, told Radio Free Asia, which is financed by the American government.