Sentence examples for some sort of work from inspiring English sources

Whatever year you're in at uni you should be planning on doing some sort of work experience.

Another picture from the time shows Bob in mud boots and a barn jacket at some sort of work site.

"That makes you confident knowing that there will always be some sort of work in the accounting field".

"It's good to return to some sort of work routine, however strange, and feel that I am still of some use to somebody".

My favourite photo of him is not a family one, but a snap of him at some sort of work function: he is dressed smartly and has his shiny-shoed feet up on what is obviously a bigwig's desk.

She plans to return to her native Venezuela upon graduation and get involved in some sort of work "linking education and politics".

Owens said about 75 percent of his clients report some sort of work-related brain injury when they file, and still they surrender future medical care.

From 2008, incapacity benefits will be replaced by a new employment and support allowance, paid in return for "undertaking work-related interviews, agreeing an action plan and participating in some sort of work-related activity".

Outside Bonn, representatives of four Afghan factions began talks on putting together a multiethnic interim administration that might lead Afghanistan to some sort of working government.

None of them seem all that high-brow — not nearly as much as curious Chromebook Pixel promo anyway — but they hint at some sort of working relationship between Google and Slinky.me.me

If we don't find some sort of working order, we'll see endless sniping among parties that have countervailing economic interests, with consumers — that would be you and me — caught in the middle.