Sentence examples for storm sort from inspiring English sources

Storm sort of meandered up to the finals, winning a couple, dropping another one, and somehow finishing fourth.

His own home — an Anglo-Italianate town house in downtown Manhattan — showcases his aesthetic roots ("I grew up in Connecticut in the '70s, with that WASPy 'Ice Storm' sort of décor," he says) and contains works by his favorite artists and furniture designers (Joe Colombo and Vico Magistretti, to name two).

A storm of sorts already awaits this July at Royal Troon, albeit the Ayrshire course at least appears close to confirming women can become members.

E-commerce services are flourishing in India at the moment, with larger developments creating a perfect storm of sorts.

The news caused an online storm of sorts.

It's a perfect storm of sorts for me.

"I think that there were a lot of us who thought you had this perfect storm of sorts to bring prices down until we realized the magnitude of what might happen along the Mississippi," said Phil Flynn, a PFGBest Research senior market analyst based in Chicago.

Were storm houses some sort of status symbol?

"The Ice Storm" is the sort of holiday film that makes you never want to go home again.

Others offered assistance after the farm asked for help on Vermont Public Radio and on a Web site called #VTResponse, which was created after the storm as a sort of Twitter-age version of the venerable Swopper's Column in Yankee Magazine, connecting volunteers and supplies with the flood victims who needed them.

"She stormed off and sort of collapsed into a sort of ball in the parking lot," Ms. Reynolds recalled.