Sentence examples for sort of suits from inspiring English sources

Yet the prime minister's refusal to show her hand sort of suits Labour.

But halfway across the hallway I'm met by three big blokes in the sort of suits that just automatically de-fuzz themselves.

I'm sort of suited to that role.

Luella Bartley, a Londoner who showed her collection on Wednesday, also offered up the sort of suit worn by a Mobil station pump jockey.

With a godly white beard, a pair of oval spectacles and the sort of suit that gave Open University its distinctive visual styling, he makes one feel secure in his judgments.

Most people would have given up by then, but, as Nolte says, he couldn't think of anything else, and acting sort of suited him "for all sorts of reasons".

But the United States cannot be sued without its consent, and it has not consented to this sort of suit".

It is not clear that the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, the statute under which the government has been acting, contemplated these sorts of suits, and that statute is one of the legal bases for the complaint.

But perhaps that sort of hyperbole suits the character of the Old West.

This sort of talk suits Mr bin Laden; and the idea of a single, coherent enemy also has some appeal for westerners.

Even if you're not sure what sort of job suits you, spending time with people in the industry is the best way to find out.