Sentence examples for sort of closes from inspiring English sources
"The skiff takes one end of the net around the tuna and sort of closes the circle on them," Knowles explained.
"For I.B.M., for I.B.M.'s employees and for I.B.M.'s retirees, this sort of closes a book and produces certainty," said Dallas L. Salisbury, president of the Employee Benefit Research Institute, a nonpartisan research center in Washington.
Long 'O': Think of a stereotypical English 'O' -- the mouth starts in a more open "eh" position and sort of closes to an "oo" sound at the end.
Is that sort of close to your intentions?
In response, there has been a sort of closing of ranks.
And this sort of close call may turn out to be a lost cause.
The sort of close shave of which working parents' lives are made.
On taxes for the rich, he came sort of close; otherwise, nothing.
He particularly liked the railroad eavesdropping, which sort of closed the circle.
His '97 basic chardonnay, as a food-friendly wine, gets sort of close to the mark.
