Príklady sort

• He struck me as an affable sort of a man.

• There was some sort of property deal that didn't come off.

• He hates physical contact of any sort - he doesn't even like to shake your hand.

• What sort of music do you like dancing to?

• His condition was diagnosed as some sort of blood disorder.

• Eggs are sorted into different sizes by a machine.

• We no longer use manual sorting of letters.

• The eggs are sorted into different sizes.

• They sorted the rotten apples from the good ones.

• The students were sorted according to ability.

• In all seriousness now - joking aside - I do think there's a problem here that we've got to get sorted.

• I need to get tomorrow's food sorted.

• At least that's Sam's birthday present sorted.

• The plumber came and got the leak sorted.

• I need to get my bike sorted.

• What sort of disputes did ordinary people bring to court?

• The reasonable person standard enjoys a certain sort of objectivity, insofar as it protects people from each other.

• First, what sorts of representations are being aligned; and second, how is this alignment achieved?

• There remained the question of what sort of behaviour the model should produce.

• The exercise of a technical skill requires a very narrow sort of judgment, which identifies an end and applies well-defined techniques towards its realization.

• A synthesis of this sort inevitably builds on the available materials.

• It takes that sort of time for things that are under your eyes to become disposable within culture.

• She reported eating all sorts of things she should not have.

• Trophoblasts would seem ideal targets for fetal cell sorting efforts because of their abundance at the fetal-maternal interface.

• Unlike the first, where relationships had been built and some healing and closure was possible, nothing of the sort occurred in this case.

• This might not have been the sort of reform that the modernists, wanted, but ' church reform ' it was.

• But one also wants some sort of explanation for why being a non-calculating friend or a just man makes one's life better.

• But perhaps they experience a certain perverse sense of satisfaction, a distorted sort of pleasure.

• But perhaps this isn't information of the right sort.

• This is perhaps inevitable in an exercise of this sort.