Sentence examples for sort of slice from inspiring English sources

They sort of slice and scramble it.

And again, and that's what you lose when you're saying, you know what, the end goal of all of this is just to get a huge amount of generic like reviews and then just find different ways to sort of slice and dice stuff and return it to people.

The decision to pare down books is provoking a practical intellectual debate among writers, publishers and archivists, and among its most provocative aspects is whether this sort of slice-and-dice Web publishing is an early step toward eliminating paper versions of some books.

"I worry about the cumulative effects of these sort of 'salami slices' reaching a point where the other countries say enough is enough, and China is surprised by the strength of the reaction.

You sort of pick a slice of your life that you're going to share as your non-TV persona and you give that to people — and they find it more or less interesting".

A note of caution is warranted however after considering what sort of record a slice of foreland strata might reflect.

So he set to work building an apparatus that could cut and process mouse brains in a semiautomated fashion, sort of like a deli slicer, and prepare them for analysis under an electron microscope.

And then there's the restaurant's assortment of baked goods, made in the back, to sort through: slices of sweet currant rolls, loaves of moist spice cake, whole puffs of doughy coco bread.

Sort-of carpaccio salad: Broil or grill skirt or sirloin steak very rare and slice very thin.

Their faces well-oiled, their suits well-fitting, they're drinking some sort of Belgian beer with a slice of lemon floating coquettishly on top.

First set: Philippoussis 2-2 AgassIfIf you're a tennis connoisseur - the sort of person who appreciates delicate slices and exquisite drop-volleys - then this match isn't for you.