Sentence The phrase "wide sort of" is not considered to be Standard English, but it is used informally in spoken English.
An example sentence might be: "I've got a wide sort of range of interests."
Apple has taken down the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany, won an EU-wide (sort of) injunction on three Galaxy smartphones (though Samsung's found a way to keep selling them), and kept the GalTab from being sold in Australia as well.
'Am I O.K. in the wide shot' sort of thing.
(His technique was to open his mouth very wide and sort of throw_ _the cereal inside it).
It sounds a little like that threesome-finding app 3nder, but with a small catch: All your Facebook friends will know you're searching for an Eyes Wide Shut sort of evening.
This market has a wide variety of all sorts of clothing available, including vintage items.
However, the flexibility of this definition has become an Achilles heel of sorts since a wide variety of APRV settings have all been used in the literature making comparison between studies impossible.
Colin, a long-haired nineteen-year-old from Eugene, Oregon, is the most wide-eyed — the sort of guy who's inadvertently left behind in the chill-out tent when the van leaves.
Colin, a long-haired nineteen-year-old from Eugene, Oregon, is the most wide-eyed the sort of guy wide-eyed thetently left behind in the chill-out tent when the van leavesort
Are these waves approaching in 13/16 time, perhaps, with seven sets an hour, and the third wave of every second set swinging wide in a sort of minor-chord crescendo?
According to the New York Times, which announced a Metropolitan Transportation Authority campaign to banish it from the New York subway late last year, that's when men "spread their legs wide, into a sort of V-shaped slouch, effectively occupying two, sometimes even three, seats" on crowded trains.
There's a device up on top of the TV, about 20 inches wide, and a sort of set-top box looking thing below that, about the size of a small DVD player.
