Sentence examples for sort of organized from inspiring English sources

"When he was a little kid, he sort of organized his world around birds," his father went on.

Responses from players varied, though it is not expected that the team will hold any sort of organized viewing of the other games.

It was some sort of organized stand off as to who would dare to stay out on the field the longest.

I still have stacks of books, and on the weekends I've been trying to pull them down, box them up, trying to put them in some sort of organized situation.

Am I to believe that Microsoft has a Get Smart-like control room, where some manager will one day yell, "I want those systems shut down now!" The idea behind the switch, apparently, is that Microsoft would flip it, thus triggering a blown fuse and permanently disabling the console, in the event of some sort of organized Xbox Live cheating ring or highly sophisticated piracy group.

So there was a sort of organized campaign to get rid of this ethnic comedy.

The movie tries to pick up a sort of organized-crime street cred with appearances by James Caan ("The Godfather"), Steven Bauer ("Scarface") and Paul Sorvino ("Goodfellas") as nefarious types.

"I'm not very good at that sort of thing, organized foods".

But I also longed to emulate her life, to be the sort of ruthlessly organized person who would create such a list.

Soon, I found myself at the home of Kelly and Sloan Boyd, a couple with the sort of exquisitely organized house my mother wanted me to marry.

Takanakuy, which translates to "when the blood is boiling" in Quechua (the primary language in the region), is a sort of more organized version of the comical "Festivus", a holiday that most people believe was invented by the 1990s US TV sitcom Seinfeld.