Sentence examples for sort on you from inspiring English sources

The opponent could be using a tactic of some sort on you.

Vassallo told the inquest: "You'd like not to believe it, but as the day went on, you sort of did believe it.

"And there's a sort of weekend houseparty going on, you see?

If you get dust and water or smears of some sort on them, you can just grab your cloth out of your case and use that instead of your shirt.

The point being, if you're communicating with millions of followers under the guise of being an insider, it's sort of on you to prove it.

"There's only so long you can keep these sort of ephemeral relationships going before everyone sort of moves on, you know?" he types.

In the standard sort, you bid on something you like and others try to top you.

Brookvale Oval sort of looms on you.

"And that means something, you know – it sort of dawns on you that the chair is vacant.

It doesn't seem very disturbing at first, but it sort of grows on you: Dear Mr. N--; I left Just before you came in.

So maybe the entrepreneurship was sort of forced on you … Everything [was shipped] by train you see.