Sentence examples for sort of lag from inspiring English sources

The same sort of lag occurred with the introduction in the 1970s of emission controls on cars.

Granted, animations and transitions are a half a second longer than they are on Android, but they're beautiful and as a whole, the OS never shows any sort of lag.

That sort of lag is what is known in industry terms as filing "late as fuck".

Being in real estate, of course, unbearably what you hear locally is the infrastructure is sort of lagging the development.

I sort of agree.

It requires inducing a sort of jet lag without leaving your time zone.

That is explained by a sort of time lag between this remote plateau at the top of the world — an area roughly the size of Western Europe — and modern civilization.

That sort of play tends to lag after the setup, he adds.

Between Stevens's nineteen-twenties personality and his nineteen-fifties surroundings there's a sort of historical jet lag, and, however disorienting it may be to the character, it charms the reader.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Between Stevens's nineteen-twenties personality and his nineteen-fifties surroundings there's a sort of historical jet lag, and, however disorienting it may be to the character, it charms the reader.

"Golda's Balcony" suffers from a sort of historical and cultural jet lag.