Sentence examples for sort of land from inspiring English sources
"It's not the sort of land mine blowing up any more," she said.
So, unfortunately, I think zoning or some sort of land use controls are becoming a necessary evil".
This sort of "land swap" has not been discussed much in public and according to officials will be a crucial ingredient of a summit meeting.
"All this was jungle" -- a word that in Indian parlance refers to any sort of land in a state of nature.
He outfitted a three-quarter-ton pickup truck as a sort of land yacht and set off from his home in Sag Harbor, N.Y., with his French poodle, Charley, to drive cross-country.
The mushrooming growth of China's Internet business has spawned a sort of land rush for regulatory turf by government agencies that see in it a chance to gain more authority or more money, or both.
Wondrously, Spore endows you with the power to create almost any sort of land-dwelling creature you fancy.
And this script sort of landed in my in-box.
"I design curtains, and sort of landed into it, and learned to love it," she said.
"Atkinson's sort of landed on the moon," Mr. Romo said.
They're in black and white and there's some sort of landing leg in the way.
