Sentence examples for sort of brewing from inspiring English sources

Of course, it was a long way to fly -- especially with some very sore nethers and probably some bleeding and, depending on how long you decided to convalesce in Thailand, maybe an inability to urinate normally or some sort of brewing infection.

Lionstone is primarily a liquor importer with 100 employees that runs Beer Across America, a sort of brew-of-the-month club, and other mail-order services for wine, cigars and coffee.

No one should make you watch such things against your will, and I highly doubt that LSC has any sort of conspiracy brewing to force unwilling participants to watch such films.

I think you and I both know that there's some sort of conspiracy brewing here.

So there was something kind of brewing.

It sort of quietly brewed, there and in my mind, and in a few other countries.

Sherman Juice was a sort of witches' brew of all these different things — speed, PCP, cocaine — that one could soak rolling papers in, thus insuring days of paranoia and confusion.

This sudden lack of profile, combining with the difficulties of reinventing himself as a gay person who was liable to fits of shame about his orientation, and a wealthy man who claimed socialist beliefs but spent precious little time with people who weren't from his own sort of background, brewed a terrible, layered inertia.

In fact, in the North-West, Boddies is increasingly becoming a sort of cult brew.

Both of us agreed that some sort of revolt was brewing, especially in the universities.

April CHARLES MACKERRAS A sort of Prague Spring is brewing in New York, with notable performances of Czech music at both Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall.