Sentence examples for sort out when from inspiring English sources

"That's something we will sort out when the time comes".

Viewers are left to draw their own conclusions and to sort out when reputations are being protected or axes are being ground.

Israel stands in potential battlefields on all its borders, without knowing how the conflicts around it will sort out when the violence and uprisings end.

"We just need to sort out when it will take effect". Four years ago Gordon Brown, the chancellor, was isolated over the issue.

One of the harder points to sort out, when President Donald Trump launches into a tirade, is whom his angry words are actually targeting, and why.

Those indirect means are especially difficult for courts to sort out when the vertical pricing arrangements are combined with other vertical restraints, such as geographic exclusivity deals, service and parts agreements, promotional agreements, and so on.

Much remains to be sorted out when it comes to the raid in Yemen.

It was sorted out when the Austrian came to London and we swapped back baggages.

The authorities have said that they are still sorting out when he will face charges in the hit-and-run crashes and the cabdriver shooting in New York City.

Winfield told a sergeant at a command center what his son had relayed, but the sergeant simply shrugged it off, telling him that "stuff like that happens" and that "it would be sorted out when Adam got home".

Much of those orientation problems were sorted out when the architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris completed a £35m "acoustic and aesthetic" overhaul of the centre in time for its 25th anniversary.