Sentence examples for someone sorts from inspiring English sources

"You have banks competing with carriers competing with Apple and Google, and it's pretty much a goat rodeo until someone sorts it out".

Individuals, organisations and places are seeing the writing on the wall and choosing not to wait until someone sorts it out for them.

Or that, should a policeman hear her accent and form a "reasonable suspicion" that she is an illegal immigrant, she can -- and will -- be taken into custody until someone sorts it out, while her children are at home waiting for their dinner.

With John Larroquette, we wanted someone sort of fancy.

All six were recaptured, but angry Alabamians demanded that someone sort the jail out.That someone was Ralph Hooks, the new warden who took over just after the escape.

"I think that they were surprised at how far you can get if there is someone sort of keeping the discussion in a place," Mr. Paterson said.

I pride myself in my "I'm prepared for anything" attitude, so the thought of having someone sorting out my affairs with no input from me held zero appeal.

That means inflicting pain on someone: sorting out the crisis has been so difficult because no one wants to take the hit.The Cypriot deal is a very clumsy attempt at a write-off.

I don't begrudge Mr. LeBlanc — "Episodes" wasn't nearly as funny or interesting as it should have been, but he was the best thing about it, and he showed some real wit in his approach to playing himself, or someone sort of like him.

Someone sort of like... Cole.

We didn't end up doing anything immediately, so that idea of adding someone sort of fell by the wayside".