Examples of using To some sort in English and their translations into Spanish
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Connected to some sort of wiring.
To some sort of wilde oil conspiracy or something.
We can come to some sort of an agreement.
This person we're after is clearly working to some sort of plan.
You two came to some sort of arrangement?
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The key, by the way, would be attached to some sort of post.
This one refers to some sort of graph or table.
Lotus: This one is small, andlooks like it goes to some sort of machine.
We're coming to some sort of crisis, you and I.
I always say that our architecture is a reaction to some sort of restlessness.
It's rigged up to some sort of remote detonation trigger.
The fact that Logan's reaching out to some sort of operative?
All of this points to some sort of dramatic black swan incident soon.
Recently my Word 2010 template got corrupted due to some sort of problems.
It ought to lead to some sort of transformation.
Resign her commission, or agree to some sort of therapy.
Because if we don't come to some sort of agreement,'uman Zo… relocate you.
Third victim, he goes back to some sort of knife.
She was strapped to some sort of device.
They are constantly confined to some sort of framework;
I guess all the actors go to some sort of actor bar together.
But kind of a spiral photonovel,condemned to some sort of infinite repetition.
They have downgraded me to some sort of a bunker.
I mean, can't we come to some sort of agreement?
I'm sure we can come to some sort of compromise.
The brain had been subjected to some sort of electrical shock.
And I am confident that we can come to some sort of mutual… understanding?
Medlock wants me to send you to some sort of boarding school.
The strophe is obscure butmay refer to some sort of religious ceremony.
You took Lois on a romantic getaway to some sort of a bed-and-breakfast.