Sentence examples for sorted out everyone from inspiring English sources

"If it isn't sorted out, everyone will pull out because they don't want some fly-by-night security protecting them".

That doesn't mean we will ever agree on how to sort out everyone else.

In an effort to sort out everyone's views, the CFTC hosted a public roundtable last Thursday.

As well as being inconvenient to customers already frustrated by not having a functioning TV for more than a week now, if the problem really can only be fixed by an engineer visit then sorting out everyone affected could potentially take some time.

Perhaps the one letter from a Tennessee mother, which really served as a veiled attack on black American culture, written last week against Cam Newton's celebratory dabbing dance was enough to sort out everyone's sensibilities.

From there, conclusions must be made on a spectrum between two poles -- one on end there is "Confusing thing happens in the middle of the night amid a host of other confusing things and it took a while to get it all sorted out" and "Everyone rushed to pretend that the bad thing that happened was not the sort of bad thing we don't want talked about in the weeks before an election".

But the book doesn't so much follow a few threads as it does explore how impossible they are to sort out, as everyone's troubles seem to stretch back into the inscrutable past and out into the equally foggy future.

After that was sorted out to everyone's satisfaction, it was all plain sailing.

Consider it sorted out.

It all got sorted out.

That was quickly sorted out.