Sentence examples for sort of runs from inspiring English sources
Well, that's where everybody sort of runs up against this brick wall.
No matter what the conditions, Australia don't let anyone score those sort of runs without a fight.
43 min: Portsmouth suddenly showing far more confidence on the ball and making the sort of runs to support Kanu that they have lacked so far today.
"The thing I was struck by at RootsCamp was that in many ways, the Democratic technology ecosystem has embraced the free market — whereas the Republican one sort of runs on socialism, with the R.N.C. being the overlord".
After an uncommonly warm June and July, Mr. Fybish said, "some of that heat sort of runs out of gas by the time you get to the third month".
Let's park that for a moment, Boris gets too much media attention, though the job sounds more important than it is: all show and not much work, ideal for BoJo while he sort of runs London and writes his column.
And then Spenser sort of ran off.
"And then I'll sort of run away".
He walked quickly, in a sort of running dance step.
I think he's sort of run his course".
I sort of run around with papers in my hand.
