Exemplos de uso de There's some sort em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There's some sort of alien chip in the back of it.
I think there's some sort of confidence with priests, right?
There's some sort of dirty bomb in the teachers' lounge.
There's some sort of historical society in Milling Junction.
There's some sort of micro-level force field.
Do I think that there's some sort of master intelligence architecting all of this stuff?
I'm convinced that there's some sort of pull to nostalgia,
Any woman who feels this left Nabhi, she must immediately understand that there's some sort of a horrible thing in her being which has to go out.
My dad claims that there's some sort of reasonable explanation,
There's some sort of feeling, even a neutral feeling,
this hypersalivation suggests there's some sort of poison at work.
And I think there's some sort of time continuum that breaks down once Santa's in his sleigh.
For instance, there's some sort of collision radar on the jet that may not have been working.
It's as if there's some sort of oracle we can go to
let's just say, and there's some sort of connection.
Well, I guess there's some sort of secret code of honor among superheroes.
The idea there's some sort of organising power controlling the world, it's a very common fantasy amongst paranoiacs.
you assume there's some sort of objective function.
HPD's trying to run a background on the patient right now to see if maybe there's some sort of MO.
There's some sort of HIV-related problem that's causing people to get sick earlier than they otherwise would have.