Sentence examples for who sorts from inspiring English sources

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

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

Our receptionist, who sorts mail for a staff of 40, was most visibly shaken.

Your lovely Tom, who sorts out your whites from your coloureds… I would love all that".

The best performance comes from Pablo Bemsch as Tiberge, an eccentric poet who sorts out other people's problems.

When Gaspar is bantering with the student who sorts his mail, he says: "I don't know what goes on in your dorms.

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

The re-creation of his room is fitting for a man who sort of created himself.

The mechanized process is augmented by workers who sort items by hand.

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".

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