Sentence examples for taking sort from inspiring English sources

He is a very taking sort to look at, and has been kept fresh for this.

Maybe the next installment of ROFLCon, an event devoted to taking (sort of) seriously some of the funniest native-to-the-Web entertainments, should include a special ROFL-the-vote panel focused on these election-season memes.

David Hausmann, 19, a visitor from London, who is "taking sort of a gap here" between his high school and college careers, said such warnings had added an undercurrent of tense excitement to his travels.

So we're taking sort of a wide purview and wide approach to investing.

Maybe they should have access to pharmaceutical-grade heroin... On one extreme end, it is complete change in the laws and taking sort of a Portugal model.

"At that point I think the whole thing took sort of a nasty turn," Dr. Lee said.

"I do take sort of offense when people say players don't respect each other," Shanahan said.

Marissa Mayer: And so it was fun in September to take sort of a retrospective.

Howard agreed with the choice: "We've always taken sort of the meeting room approach.

In this paper, we take sorting of large data sets as a representative case study for data-intensive applications.

This is the process of taking the sort and rating input and "representing" it in map form.