Sentence examples for who sorted from inspiring English sources

In the end it was a highly respected gallery dealer who sorted us out.

We stopped paying the guy who sorted the mail, so there was no more mail.

People who sorted words more quickly when "Death" was paired with "Me" than with "Not Me" proved three times as likely to try to kill themselves as people who sorted words more quickly when "Life" was paired with "Me".

Not only could the state or its agents read your mail but so too could the postman and the person who sorted your mail.

I remember being one of those sexually active 14-year-olds who sorted out her birth control method while still a virgin.

So it was me who sorted and bagged up all your clothes, the contents of your bedside cabinet, your cosmetics, books, art things.

There, the van crew is joined by other volunteers, who sort the goods into family-size food packages.

"He's sort of a guru, sort of a teacher who sort of raises a bar that needs a lot of raising," Kraintz said.

"It ain't new," said Mr. Jamison, who sorts hospital laundry.

As someone who sort of did this, it's an immense amount of work".

But a president who sorts out Palestine will have made a mark in history.