Sentence examples for some sort of trial from inspiring English sources

He felt refreshed, as if he had made it through some sort of trial.

" 'And my left elbow is racist.' " Even so, Ansari hastens to correct people who assume that his life in Bennettsville was some sort of trial.

Some sort of trial or ritualistic ordeal seems to have gone on in the Cleary cottage, and it was attended by a substantial number of people.

They said that anyone wanted on an international arrest warrant would be handed over to the relevant country, and that the rest would probably be detained until some sort of trial could be organized in Afghanistan.

The release of the report — paid for by Mr. Weiner's campaign funds and posted to a Web site that he first registered in 2008 — underscores the widespread puzzlement over his recent actions, as New York's political world wonders if he is pursuing some sort of trial balloon or laying the foundation for a serious campaign for mayor.

West Ham United's David Gold – ironically, perhaps, the least able to do something to bring about safe standing given that his club do not own their stadium – has been the most vocal owner in favour but many more are privately supportive and would support some sort of trial.

And the thing is, subscriptions necessitate some sort of free trial or free tier, so people will get to check out a few apps before subscribing to the one that works best for them.

Most schools offer some sort of free trial whether it be a single class or several classes.

There appears to be some sort of 90-day trial available to anyone activating a new BlackBerry plan – but chances are, long-time BB users will be able to get in on the deal if they ask real nice.

Make sure that the traffic provider you choose offers some sort of guarantee or trial offer.

Former Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA) said he believed the bill would hurt small businesses; and current Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) told reporters, "[The bill] reads more to me like some sort of welfare plan for trial lawyers".