Sentence examples for sort of accident from inspiring English sources

"If it was some sort of accident".

Yes, I did get into a sort of accident, if that's what you call it.

The title of the song is "Accidental Racist" but nothing here implies any sort of accident.

What's more it was red, so it must have looked as if there'd been some sort of accident.

Instead the headgear was skewwhiff, crooked, asymmetrical, tilted – sitting on the right of the skull, like some sort of accident.

Lewis knew that Sims would never miss the first day of school and assumed that he must have been in some sort of accident.

So when Dr King got in touch to ask them about using their invention as rocket fuel they were understandably bemused.That bemusement, though, has turned into collaboration, and with the help of Dr Hawkett's ionic ferrofluid, Dr King's team have built a prototype thruster that works, and seems more or less immune to the sort of accidents that might fry a more conventional sort of micro-rocket.

He can therefore claim that the divine essence is the substrate of divine ideas, as if they were a sort of accidents inhering in a substance.

He said: "It's great fun, but what we would ask people to do is think about the sort of accidents that occur when people hit solid objects at the bottom of the slope: fences and the like". Exeter Airport said it was open, but routes with other airports affected by the weather were disrupted.

As this is not an easy place to reach, also ask for an expert guide to help you see the place without any sort of accidents.

I walk down Heriot Row (once home to the young Robert Louis Stevenson), then double back on myself, and stumble upon Kay's almost by accident – the sort of happy accident that makes an Edinburgh walk such a pleasure.