Sentence examples for sort of bench from inspiring English sources
One is a sort of bench with a cleaver stuck in it.
The rest would then act as a sort of "bench" team, sitting on cases as needed because of the disability or disqualification of one of the junior justices.
It is not exactly the sort of bench unit that inspires visions of another black-and-silver banner, or inspires fear in Los Angeles.
"I wanted to appear because I did not want some sort of bench warrant every time I go to France," he said, "but mostly because I thought it was worth litigating".
And without Hillary as the presidential nominee, the Democratic bench sort of speaks for itself - and none too loudly.
Sam Tagatese thunders off the bench, Anthony Tupou sort of rolls off it.
"Everybody would sit on a bench and sort of bellow up for people to come down," he said.
In his nomination speech, Mr Bush attempted to assuage these fears by stressing that Ms Miers can be relied upon to follow the law rather than "legislat[e] from the bench"—a sort of coded message to activists that she will be a reliable vote for their cause.
We go into a large sort of cave, with cushioned levels, benches and chairs, dark, around a wide stage, walls with giant prints from North Africa.
It is the usual home crowd support for an end-of-the-bench player, the sort of support Knight does not want.
