Sentence examples for some sort of major from inspiring English sources

He announces it in that kind of momentous voice that suggests he's going on some sort of major, worthy campaign.

On this model, we have to cross some sort of major philosophical divide in order to know what goes on inside other bubbles.

"Fundamentally, the romantic view that we are going to have some sort of major international rail system does not seem to be realistic".

Nobody knows for sure why federal prosecutors decided to pursue Swartz so vindictively, as though he had committed some sort of major crime that deserved many years in prison and financial ruin.

"I worry that we're going to have some sort of major cyber event in the financial system that's going to cause us all to shudder, an Armageddon-type cyber event," Lawsky said at the Bloomberg Link Most Influential Summit.

All of which seems to be signalling some sort of major shake-up this year, as Nazarbayev is unlikely to be too amused about the declining value of his country's stakes in these businesses.

By now, you might assume that (a) our student-athletes must have some sort of easy major to which they all gravitate, or (b) they must be just getting by in their classes.

If you get caught, you WILL get in some sort of trouble, major or not.

Where will it end – with Brown tens, and some sort of a minor Major note?

"This is Baby Mozart stuff; you play Mozart for the baby in utero and it comes out some sort of fine arts major," he said.

Many of the best require some sort of trip from major cities: the Boulders, with its two moonscapelike courses north of Scottsdale, is luring vacationers away from the Phoenix sprawl; World Woods, north of Tampa, is a magnet for golfers looking for out-of-the-ordinary courses amid the flat Florida landscape.