Sentence examples for some sort this time from inspiring English sources

In his pictures one of the partners in the relationship usually is a monster of some sort; this time it's just more literal.

"Surely there should be some sort of time limit for this," he said.

Such charm has recently prompted another invasion of sorts, this time of Europeans from the East.

"This may imply some sort of time element that wasn't there before," said Dr. Rob Jonquiere, the managing director of the Dutch Voluntary Euthanasia Society.

(To this day, it is presumed that that was accomplished by using some sort of time warp continuum).

This, presumably, involves defeating the past, which means we should probably focus our troops there, by way of some sort of time machine.

It's like you've discovered some sort of time machine!

Things are teed up very nicely for next week's finale – but can we expect some sort of resolution this time around, or another divisive ending?

There is also, as there was in the first season, a young blond woman in some sort of danger, this time a showgirl (Hannah Tointon) who's involved with Hector.

The time index is to be read as some sort of regular time interval, e.g. hour, month, or year.

"This process should not be rushed, subject to some sort of external time limit or artificial process, because it's too important".