Sentence examples for sort of visible from inspiring English sources
And losing the British in some sort of visible, public way would be a public relations disaster, even here in the United States.
"It is all so sort of visible in one year in New York, and that's pretty uncommon," said Todd Haimes, the artistic director of the Roundabout Theater Company, which produced "Cabaret" and was to produce "Assassins".
As can be judged by the number of players keen to buy into Coyle's vision – the midfielder Stuart Holden has also just signed a new contract – Bolton are a happy band once more, with the sort of visible team spirit few clubs can boast.
It's an impressive effect a sort of visible manifestation of the vehicle's power and speed.
Bryant was wearing some sort of visible protection over his sore right elbow, which he said felt improved in the Lakers' Wednesday victory in New Orleans.
Same for bullets: shooting an enemy with a gun should result in some sort of visible wound, but that's also surprisingly rare in games.
However, the reality is that, while some sort of very visible show of force could hurt IS and hurt it bad, Paris just doesn't command enough boots on the ground to stomp out IS for good.
What it does best is to sell software to corporations, for all sorts of applications, visible and not so visible, at a handsome profit.
As an example of the sorts of disparities visible, the report cites one private school pupil who recounts work experience for a designer in London, on the trading floor of a financial broker, at a BBC radio station and in a City law firm, contrasting this with a state student who discusses a school trip to Cadbury World.
The copper distribution map shows that the ink contains some traces of copper and some sort of decoration is visible, comparable to the mercury map.
