Sentence examples for use a sort of from inspiring English sources
I created a workout for all of us to use, a sort of litmus test to prepare ourselves as well as gauge our progress during training.
The two are equivalent, so rather than having to use scientific notation (or a very small decimal), decibels allow for us to use a sort of simple shorthand for easy everyday use.
"They still use a sort of yo-yo system to punch holes.
Meyerists use a sort of biofeedback machine that is similar to e-meters and undergo a process where they talk about their transgressions that sounds similar to auditing.
One side envisions a system in which you use a sort of digital passport, bearing your real name and issued by a company like Facebook, to travel across the Internet.
About 80 such planes would allow the delivery to the stratosphere of a million tonnes of acid every year at a cost of one or two billion dollars over an operational life of 20 years.A more intriguing idea suggested in the study would be to use a sort of hybrid plane-blimp along the lines of Lockheed's experimental P-791 (pictured above), which generates lift through both buoyancy and aerodynamics.
"They used this in Dutch painting — the Spanish and the Italians used a sort of rusty brown.
He usually used a sort of fast walk from the bullpen, feigning a running motion by intentionally bouncing his shoulders.
He uses a sort of spatial or tactile giftedness that is beyond what any sighted person is likely to have.
Well into the twentieth century, the school continued to groom the ice on the pond — eight, maybe ten rinks' worth — using a sort of horse-drawn Zamboni.
Evan Wolfson, the executive director of Freedom to Marry, a group that supports same-sex marriage, said its opponents were using a sort of rhetorical jujitsu.
