Sentence examples for sort of linking from inspiring English sources

To get to conclusions about epistemology, some sort of linking principle is needed.

"Not any more, because that prophesy will self-fulfil and it's also sort of linked to my condition.

"In terms of growth percentages, it's pretty clear to us that this is a rapidly developing product that has got some value, that has some potential, particularly in certain areas, such as Portugal and Spain, where the product is sort of linked to second-home markets," Mr. Ettridge said.

Snatch (Guy Ritchie, 2000) 10pm, Sky Premier Ritchie's second helping of London gangsterism is narrated by Jason Statham's charismatic young chancer, Turkish, and incorporates a Russian hitman, a diamond theft, assorted local hoods, bareknuckle fighting and a Romany clan, all sort of linked by a dog called Snatch.

It teaches our children (sort of), links the people of the world, holds all of the data of our lives and has become central to our careers.

We sort of linked up in Gym Class, and typically, we would hang out and talk about music, while the other kids got athletic and sweaty.

With a trout or a shark, as it's flapping its tail, it's creating these vortex rings, but they are sort of linked up into more complicated chains.

There is a sort of link in Greene and Fleming".

That sort of links to the artisanal desires out there.

I'm that sort of link caught in between here and there".

Praeli sees her role as a sort of link between her community and her candidate.