Sentence examples for some sort of solid from inspiring English sources

"There're no sharp boundaries, nothing to stand or sail on, but there's a continuous progression from gas to liquid to some sort of solid".

With all the noise about how last year's floods in Thailand have wrecked the hard drive industry, and Intel's latest efforts on ultrabooks (laptops which are obliged, by its requirements, to have some sort of solid-state disk, aka SSD, storage) it's time to really think about getting flash storage for your laptop: it will truly give it a whole new lease of life.

You also know the dip format, some sort of less-than-solid substance you can scoop into your mouth using a solid edible object (like a chip, or piece of bread).

But it has the sort of solid backlist that makes a publisher feel comfortable.

He was the sort of solid, reliable performer who did not rely on his teeth or his contacts or his publicist to get ahead.

This was followed by beer-braised beef cheek so tender as to form a sort of solid soup on a bed of wild-garlic risotto.

But little of this money has gone to the sort of solid single-episode films about quirky, controversial or important but less-than-sexy topics that distinguished the documentary field in past decades -- what some call the golden age of cinema verite and historical film-making.

And it may even have a new sort of solid state memory system that would allow it to be even thinner than normal, and faster to boot.

Sure, it's far cry from the sort of solid construction that companies like HTC are known for, but it certainly makes for a pocketable portable.

Ivy League-educated, a former professor and an advocate for reform, he has run into the same sort of solid opposition in Congress that tormented Wilson.

Obama might find himself hoping that our next president is trying to cultivate just that sort of solid relationship with Rick Warren.