Sentence examples for sort off from inspiring English sources

Some of these seem fairly remote possibilities, but given the strength of opposition to military action against Iraq, it would not be surprising if some attempts were made to get a case of some sort off the ground.

But then again I bored myself just typing that last sentence, while there are, of course, already fan-owned clubs in existence — Stockport County, Exeter City, Brentford, Notts County — and further non-league teams including Ebbsfleet (sort off).

MR: There are a couple of tracks here that are sort off the beaten path, for instance your original "Ultimate Sacrifice".

You use skill points to specialise your character (do you want to deal out damage or help your allies?) and the whole set-up is designed to encourage the sort off-the-cuff strategizing that adds depth to the multiplayer experience.

I hope everything can be sorted off the pitch so we can get up".

The case will be heard on 15 January and Whittingham admits that until things are sorted off the pitch it will be difficult to say who will stay at the club.

Visual triggers were later sorted off line as occurring during up or down states.

When the bioterror threat arose, EDS quickly moved mail-sorting off-site to prevent forced evacuations.

Complex spikes were sorted off-line using Xwork (Lisberger Technologies) or Matlab (Mathworks, Inc., Natick, MA).

Purkinje cell activity was sampled at 50 KHz using Spike 2 (CED), and sorted off-line (Spike 2).

"That was sort of off the top of my head.