Sentence examples for sort trying from inspiring English sources

They are social detectives of a sort, trying to track down the roots of problems that to them are as intensely personal and universal as life and death itself.

A new-money sort trying to make it in society will know exactly how it feels.

As the water surged through the basement apartment of a Coney Island town house during Hurricane Sandy, Jeffrey Cowen, a cherubic and chatty sort, tried to calm down the two tenants who had remained with him in the building.

"I've been through the bins and all sorts, trying to make ends meet.

Donovan has continued to look out of sorts, trying to shake a post-World Cup malaise.

Smil wrote: I have become a denialist of sorts, trying to repress the news of assorted personal catastrophes: being deep in the "zone" (68 this December) I hear of them among my peers, and younger ones, all too often.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.51pm AEST12:51 65 min: Hayne claims a devilish Thurston bomb, that spirals like a helix, and NSW are in all sorts trying to get out of their half.

To deal with this overload, the brain is continuously sifting and sorting, trying to tease apart the critical from the casual.

Or if you have an act sorted try getting some staged shots of it.

A: But she is ― this is the sort of crux of what I'm sort of trying to figure out.

We sort of trying to ascertain what kind of people are they.