Sentence examples for some sort of rock from inspiring English sources

That I'm some sort of rock chick.

He is feted as some sort of rock'n'roll titan, comparable to Elvis and Jagger, as if he actually made records instead of just spinning them on his turntable.

It appears to either be an intergalactic Sasquatch, a Tusken Raider, a really tan naked guy, or some sort of rock statue near the base of what's known as Tsiolkovski Ridge.

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Was it singing with the Fugs, a scabrous, joyous, poetic-satiric, sort-of rock band whose second album — including the songs "Kill for Peace" and "Group Grope" — actually made the Cashbox charts in mid-1966?

I found most of Rock Band 2's songs to be songs I liked and if I came upon a song I hadn't heard before or didn't necessarily love, I found that most of them fell into some sort of hard rock category, so at least they appealed to me somewhat.

A nervous lad who works in IT or some sort of enthusiastic rock fan from Peterborough will turn up wearing a T-shirt.

And of the formations that are being considered, a top candidate is deep saline aquifers (permeable formations saturated with a brine) with some sort of cap rock that separates it from potable groundwater.

Most countries outside the English-speaking world have some sort of "father of rock" figure.

TOIL AND TROUBLE We'll go home and put on music, usually some sort of alt-rock-slash-dance-music.

Unfortunately, things become unhinged shortly thereafter with "Looking 4 Myself," as the title track dips into some sort of pop-rock malaise.