Sentence examples for sorting out problems from inspiring English sources

To Elen a foot was like a city, an infection was the bad within, and she was its ombudsman; making arrangements, sorting out problems, instituting rules, offering warnings.

A BBC producer added that Hall's "honeymoon is over", after a period where he has largely been sorting out problems inherited from predecessors.

The later animated cartoons were diluted copies, but here is Popeye as the quintessentially uncomplicated working man, sorting out problems with his fists.

Over time I realised that he was right, as I used to find myself spending my whole time on trips on the mobile phone sorting out problems back in London, so I increasingly remained in place as he travelled, unless there was an important negotiation I could be involved in.

"Eight hours are dedicated to sorting out problems left over from the previous government," a source close to the president told the BBC.

In both deployed groups some of most frequent non-traumatic stressors reported were separation from family and friends, sorting out problems at home, threat of danger, risk of motor vehicle accidents and the behavior of others.

From in the zone, I've sorted out problems, played out difficult conversations, sacked some slacking family members and sometimes just drifted.

Neighbors sorted out problems with neighbors.

Better to sort out problems early, says Mr Mooney.

Some companies may have the means to use government-to-government relations to sort out problems.

Turnbull says he had to sort out problems and take things forward.