Sentence examples for some sort of sustained from inspiring English sources
The children characters now all speak in some sort of sustained shriek, so it sounds like Gavin and Stacey re-enacted by seagulls.
XXoo") I had heard that the best strategy for teasing out some sort of sustained narrative from the experience is to hitch yourself to one of the performers and keep in hot pursuit through the warren of rooms.
By Hendrik Hertzberg When a "colorful" celebrity has achieved some sort of sustained and nominally respectable worldly accomplishment (record sales, business success, public office), and has been around long enough to acquire the appealing vulnerability of old age, and has not been convicted of a capital crime, there's a powerful tendency to go all warm and fuzzy on him.
When a "colorful" celebrity has achieved some sort of sustained and nominally respectable worldly accomplishment (record sales, business success, public office), and has been around long enough to acquire the appealing vulnerability of old age, and has not been convicted of a capital crime, there's a powerful tendency to go all warm and fuzzy on him.
It was the last time the Jets showed that sort of sustained rhythm.
Rarely do we see this sort of sustained, mass protest in the United States as we have seen in Wisconsin these past two weeks.
Equally ominously for Newcastle's manager, Yohan Cabaye's playmaking style was being cramped by Frank Lampard, whose early habit of making timely interceptions – this diminished as Lampard tired, faded and was eventually substituted – prevented the home side from establishing any sort of sustained passing rhythm.
That involves techniques to regulate her breathing, heat adaptation to cope with the sort of sustained exertion inside a stuffy velodrome and hydration as no fluids will be taken during the effort.
They need some sort of support.
Either outcome would most likely lead to the extinction of humanity, except for the privileged few who can afford to launch themselves into space in some sort of self-sustaining ecosystem.
Nor is it true that "Fr* ulein Else," which Hofmann calls "some sort of masterpiece," is "the earliest sustained example of stream of consciousness writing in German".
