Sentence examples for sort of union from inspiring English sources

He says he will continue pushing as a lobby group and a "sort of union".

"Marriage between the same sex may be some sort of union, but it's certainly not marriage".

It was the sort of union flag that people look at when they're simultaneously having a migraine, a stroke and several successive heart attacks.

The paradox is that this is just the sort of union where – at another time, in another mood – the UK could have been content to remain.

But a misunderstanding developed when Smith came to believe that he and other actors were trying to form some sort of union.

Then one day, there was some sort of union dispute and they needed someone to sing on a demo, so I offered.

It will then be up to Merkel and François Hollande, the new French President, to put together, at least in embryonic form, some sort of fiscal union to complement the monetary union.

More than half of the countries in the European Union have some sort of civil union, if not marriage, open to same-sex couples, Mr. Bréchon said.

PAGE 24 European Couples' Options Even as President Bush is proposing an effort to promote marriage, European countries are moving in the opposite direction -- granting new status to couples looking for limited sorts of unions.

But in the technology world, these sorts of unions have been troublesome: brought together by mutual need, partners are often torn apart by interests that change as rapidly as the technology evolves.

Judging by the line-up this summer, one would come away with the impression that most women were either on entering into a 'trial marriage' (The Starter Wife); trapped in some sort of dysfunctional union (Big Love) or getting over a divorce (Ex-Wives Club).