Sentence examples for sort of street from inspiring English sources

That's the sort of street part of the track.

"I've always been a sort of street guy," he said.

"He manages to converge a literary salon with a sort of street style.

But now attention turns to what sort of street protest might materialize on Friday, ahead of the weekend of voting.

The entrepreneurs, who seemed to be enjoying some sort of street monopoly, were particularly hostile to photography.

We thought we in the club were gentlemen; we're not used to these sort of street tactics, gutter tactics".

Melbourne, Zhang said, "is really a special place". When she visited Prague a few weeks after leaving Australia, she found herself dismissing the local graffiti, like some sort of street-art snob.

The chief offender is Rick Malambri as a sort of street-dance philosopher king; almost every line of dialogue that comes out his mouth is either ridiculous or toe-curling.

He was a storyteller rather than a "literary" writer, a sort of street-dog Nabokov; fluent in six languages, he passed punningly from one to the other in a dazzling display of instinctive interlineation.

This sort of street-rosary may delight Lisbon initiates but to others is made interesting only by the fact that the protagonist, Tomas, is walking backwards, and that he always does so.

The same might be said for Veronica Mars (Warner, 12), an enthusiastic, Kickstarter-funded cinematic extension of the unceremoniously cancelled (but evidently much-loved) US detective series, in which Kristen Bell's charismatic gumshoe – a sort of street-smart Nancy Drew figure – is a little slight for the big screen.