Sentence examples for sort to entertain from inspiring English sources

Also make sure that you can find an electronic of some sort to entertain them.

DW: I tried to do that several times in the set, sort of to entertain myself because I wouldn't talk about it too much to people.

With admirable self-control he continued to write books of all sorts and to entertain Parisian literary and musical society.

But his heavy silence was so disturbing, as we strolled along the sidewalk to the museum, that I felt I had to keep up some sort of patter to entertain him.

"Obviously there's some sort of responsibility (to entertain) or no-one would come and watch, but it can't happen every game," said Root. "With the way they bowled and the pitch it's not been viable to score quickly".

You get the sense that Fleming — bored, cynical and out of sorts — wrote them to entertain himself as much as the reader.

"I'm not going to entertain any sort of rumours and speculation.

In the America of that time, given the psychological meltdown, people were in no mood to entertain any sort of nuance at all.

And it's so hard for me to not be seen as an actor and for people to entertain and nourish this sort of artificial fact that I'm a bad actor or not an actor, because this is what I truly am, deep down first.

These apps are already available to entertain us in all sorts of ways on the iPad beyond what Apple exec Scott Forstall showed today.

I didn't want to make a moral statement about infidelity, but to entertain, so it plays out like a children's game, a sort of teenage opera".