Sentence examples for sort of swelled from inspiring English sources
I poked my little infusing gun into the bottom of the cake three times, and then injected them with cream until the cake sort of swelled slightly in my hand.
He had about him "a sort of swell and overflow as of a prodigality of life," an American journalist said.
"The arrangements are structured so that the trumpet can lead a line out on 'Be Still' signaling an introspective sort of mood; yet the strings swell on 'The Passage' engulfing the listener in an ocean of sound".
As the years progressed, Waugh himself swelled into the sort of Englishman who fulfilled a foreigner's ideal of all that an Englishman, if left rank and unweeded, might become.
Obama's approval ratings during this time swelled back to the sort of level that makes you a viable candidate again.
"It sort of feels empty, not like I'm swollen with words.
And as Fields sat on the sideline, unable to do any sort of cardiovascular training, his 5-foot-10 frame swelled to nearly 200 pounds.
Ratty as it appeared, Chuck the sapling had a swell literary pedigree — sort of.
"Typically a swell in this sort of size range occurs about once per winter approaching Scotland, which is uniquely placed globally for such an event.
