Sentence examples for sort of carry from inspiring English sources
I sort of carry it around with me".
It turned out to be bravura political vaudeville, a sort of Carry On up the Ante.
"But I didn't think it was still around, all that sort of carry on".
And I learned that from this book, and so that'll sort of carry forward for the long haul, I think.
"I've never liked his movies … sort of carry on up your bum movies, aren't they really," he said.
Ultimately, this wordplay amounts to little more than high-brow camp: a sort of Carry On Common Room.
But this act of mass theatre is not the sort of carry-on you would have seen at an Oasis gig, where people are more likely to deck one another than hit the deck for sport.
He's +2 having posted a distinctly average 75 yesterday, but this sort of carry-on offers succour to the chasing pack, and those who didn't have so great a day yesterday.
I've seen this sort of carry-on when I cross the square – usually bottom-left to top-right – on my way to the opera, Soho and other more interesting destinations.
The legend of the Man Booker is garlanded round with tales of arguments and tantrums, of judges threatening to throw themselves out of windows, of cries of: "Over my dead body". I know it will disappoint anyone reading this, but we didn't indulge in that sort of carry-on.
