Examples of using Was a sort in English and their translations into Italian
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The bisi name was a sort of tribal affiliation or"ethnikon"(i.e. a reference to the king's lineage)
This was a sort of race game, in which pieces could also fight each other.
Botticelli then moved on to the workshop of Andrea Verrocchio, which was a sort of hothouse for young talents,
The other structure was a sort of abstract stair-pyramid,
The striped mantle was a sort of woollen cloak, entirely woven- and not sewn- with seven horizontal black and white stripes.
I have always thought that there was a sort of phony Strauss-Kahn fad
But there was a sort of vague account of a courier mission ordered by Washington down to Maryland- in the fall of that year.
This was a sort of Ministry of education in charge of controlling the whole of the schooling system
It 's very likely that there was a sort of hierarchy among the three judges.
So the result was a sort of contortion and distortion of the original movement, I mean like Francis Bacon.
The Stabex formula[…] was a sort of[…] last resort,
Name==The name"Swing Kids" is a translation of the German"Swingkinder", which was a sort of parody of the numerous youth groups that flourished before the National Socialists.
Settling down the gypsies was a sort of reprisal be cause the Zawabei tribe was known for strong connections with former president Abdel-Salam Arif, tribal sources said.
his shop was a sort of"salon".
extending the power he had already given to him, and this, too, was a sort of inversion.
You know, now that you mention it, there was a sort of rainbow shooting out of his dick last summer.
I think the Simple DAC is better because the third one was a sort of evolution model of the Simple DAC.
The return trip from the Adriatic was a sort of triumph, even though in the rush to race we were setting up appointments at strange hours.
Which touched on every branch of life. in the'60s I think that, in England, there was a sort of cultural revolution.
In the 18th century Bucharest was a sort of Istanbul, a crossroads of goods,