Sentence examples for sort of switched from inspiring English sources

After surgery in 2006 our daughter was sort of switched out of her social life".

I sort of switched back then and had a lot of reservations about doing that because I was worried about the effect of the baby being born that week earlier.

Nevertheless, some Indigenous participants reported similar views, especially if they had also received strong anti-smoking messages from their families: It's sort of switched from cigarettes being cool to cigarettes being just disgusting and really not, yeah, not cool at all…That's how I see it.

This sort of switch is a Hoffman trademark.

Others like to put some sort of switch or router in the basement.

Iressa, Erbitux and OSI's Tarceva work by inhibiting a sort of switch that when turned on, causes cancer cells to grow rapidly.

Perhaps, Mike Vaccaro writes in The New York Post, playing those previous seven-game series have prepared the Rangers for this, but if they are capable of flipping some sort of switch to turn that three-goal deficit into a tie game, why haven't they reached for it a bit earlier in this series, wonders Dave D'Alessandro in The Star-Ledger of Newark.

The caisson could not simply be capped, because the oil pressure would blow its suction pile out of the sea floor.Whether or not a caisson was used, the oil from the containment assembly would then pass through a manifold a sort of switching yard for pipes to one or more floating risers leading to the surface and held vertical by buoys.

He bought two American telecoms companies, Reltec and Fore Systems, specialising in the sort of switches, optical fibres and systems needed to keep Internet systems operating, and also snapped up an Israeli company, RDC, a smaller American software company and MSI, a wireless-network software company.

It operates much like a DSLR though, with the same sort of switches, knobs, buttons, and lens controls.

If the lady didn't sort of switch herself on if you like... the car was unaware there was a pedestrian there for some reason.