Sentence examples for sort of rhymes from inspiring English sources
He addressed me as "Korean" (as it sort of rhymes with my name).
The name (pronounced say-ON-ik) was formed by combining CE (the larger entity's original name), Ceyon (sort of rhymes with the future-sounding "beyond") and IQ (to evoke the intelligence of the product line and, presumably, the work force).
She had a spasm, which, coincidentally, sort of rhymes with orgasm.
Tea Partiers will have an easy time remembering her name, because it sort of rhymes with Palin.
Earl A. Barthé said that plastering and music "sort of rhyme".
I suppose all that's left for me to do is write some kind of neat retort, some sort of rhyme based polemic which neatly summarises the evening's events?
It was of a piece with this dress business, and, when you got right down to it, with certain other things: the handicapped-parking sticker she'd somehow got her hands on, the years-overdue library books — little things, nothing much by themselves but making a sort of rhyme when you put them together.
Beside it, like a sort of rhyme scheme, he wrote: A of B and C C of B and A B of A and C When the characters finally arrive on the page, Pinter knows no more than what they tell him.
It was of a piece with this dress business, and, when you got right down to it, with certain other things: the handicapped-parking sticker she'd somehow got her hands on, the years-overdue library books—little things, nothing much by themselves but making a sort of rhyme when you put them together.
