Sentence examples for to hold some sort of from inspiring English sources

The library shelves have to hold some sort of answer.

In the battle between Texas and Alabama, most analysis leans Alabama's way, although that could be largely because the Southeastern Conference seems to hold some sort of demonic spell on the B.C.S., as Pat Forde writes on ESPN.com.

But the trust president, Jerry Farrell Jr., said that he still hopes to hold some sort of grand opening this fall, although the museum is still well short of the $500,000 it estimates it needs for carpeting, wallpaper and a full exterior landscaping (the grounds are still dirt and gravel) appropriate to the period.

This year's Christmas lights ceremony has already been cancelled due to government funding cuts, although local businesses are pulling together to hold some sort of event in its place.

That's when Apple is supposed to hold some sort of event, where it's expected to announce some sort of iPod revision (probably the nano), as well as an update to the MacBook and MacBook Pro.

"To not hold some sort of meeting would be a PR disaster," said one prominent Catholic who asked to remain anonymous.

At least then we can keep them in their own corner of the world and not have to pretend they hold some sort of relevance in the actual important stuff in our lives, like our political process and all.

On the flip of that are founders that believe adding a celebrity to their investor list will hold some sort of cachet.

Most colleges hold some sort of activities fair during the fall semester to introduce new students to the different groups on campus.

But to help get the defendant out of incarceration, I do hold some sort of strength".

How could natural selection have allowed them to become so invasive and ubiquitous if they did not hold some sort of evolutionary significance?