Sentence examples for to making the sort of from inspiring English sources

Although van Zuijlen never took to making the sort of long-term schedule that Bijl requested at the start of his studies, he now makes prioritised to-do lists.

But a little over two years after Ocean Death his murky 2014 EP he's back to making the sort of fluttering tear-jerkers that he's made his trademark since he first started using the pseudonym back in 2010.

However the Jets choose to spin it, Sanchez's development has stagnated, and he has continued to make the sort of bewildering mistakes he made as a rookie.

"Without a staff, without any sort of institutional support whatsoever, it becomes virtually impossible to make the sort of difference the committee members want to make".

Yet a few innovative steel makers, such as SSAB of Sweden, seem able to make the sort of steady returns that keep investors happy.

The task ahead is to make the sort of structural changes that will get America back on its old growth trajectory.

Johnson said the licence fee should only be used to make the sort of programmes that are not made by other UK broadcasters.

After all, to make the sort of dire statements that McConnell is making, then clearly he has thought long and hard about this issue.

The other is that the vast amount of cancer research is failing to make the sort of progress we once expected and is costing a fortune.

Cruyff was beginning, argued our reporter David Lacey, "to make the sort of impression on the competition that was left by Didi in 1958 and Garrincha in 1962".

She insisted that Labour had made "good progress" in its target seats it needed to win in southern England, despite failing to make the sort of gains analysts believe it needed to make if Ed Mililand was to enter No 10.