How To Use Sort out In A Sentence
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Players should now sort out the cards according to suit hearts, clubs, etc.
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A glance at any probate casebook will demonstrate how often solicitous distant relatives, keen to do fetching and carrying as well as to sort out troublesome financial affairs, show up in the declining years of lonely old people.
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That represents something of the heart of God as expressed in Genesis 3, because now we see the divorce papers being finalized as God disannuls the relationship He had with humanity and as the man and woman sort out memories of a lost opportunity.
FROM THE CROSS TO PENTECOST
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Swindon Council has called in the bailiffs to sort out motorists dodging parking fines.
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Maybe there are general relationship issues you need to sort out too but your marriage vows mean something.
The Sun
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If you or anyone else can help me to sort out the security issues I would be much obliged.
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This portable machine can read cards and sort out the data they contain into the right fields.
Times, Sunday Times
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Well, they work, but you need to sort out why you take heroin.
THE LAST PARTY: Britpop, Blair and the demise of English rock
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That should sort out our furrowed brows.
The Sun
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It took months to sort out this nightmare and if a date of birth had been requested, it might not have happened.
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He could probably sort out most of the Lesser Dead with Charter Magic alone.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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If there are still minor domestic problems to face and sort out, don't leave them to fester any longer.
The Sun
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The overlapping view makes it difficult to sort out the various spars, but it appears that the foremast has only lower and topmasts, while topgallants are carried on the main and mizen.
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Cllr Durcan said if the CPO was used the council could lodge the money in an account and leave it to the three people involved to sort out the payments.
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It requires our full humanity - our rationality, our ability to sort out truth from falsehood, our intuition, our compassion, our vision, and our morality.
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He expects me to sort out his son's school uniform and packed lunches too.
The Sun
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Lets look at some way to sort out this over-indulgence - at least in young people.
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I may post more later, if I can sort out my thoughts better (my brain is slush at the moment, sorry!)
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The centre has helped her regain her home, sort out the benefit snarl-up that led to the arrears and get money to repair the place.
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We must sort out the good apples from the bad.
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You will take no nonsense today and this helps you sort out a tricky cash situation.
The Sun
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But does that mean he can't find an hour in his diary to sort out the howling financial maelstrom that is football?
Times, Sunday Times
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The police say they are still ‘trying to sort out whether it is a criminal or a civil matter’.
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Specifically, it's much less expensive to sort out student accommodation in Clonmel or Carlow than it is to pay slumlords in Dublin or Galway.
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There's always an odd one out when I sort out my socks.
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Now to sort out the stodge part to start all over again.
Mosh Potatoes
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But in the case of a deposit row, a tenancy deposit scheme does seem like a better way to sort out a punch-up than, well, a punch-up.
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I needed to sort out a way of creating pre-emption provisions and to retain control.
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You need some name that the C preprocessor can recognize to help it sort out the differences between what changes are yours and what are not.
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But it left me to sort out the mess with opponents furious and TV execs pulling their hair out.
The Sun
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He needs to sort out his batting in domestic cricket.
The Sun
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No matter how much she tried to sort out her thoughts, each one sent three or four new ones careening uncontrolled through her mind.
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Listen, we really need to sort out our insurance claim this weekend.
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The show's bosses now have an awfully big mess to sort out.
The Sun
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This scheme will involve trained mediators bringing warring parties together to discuss and sort out their differences.
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A responsible therapist has a duty to help a patient sort out delusion from reality, dreams and confabulations from truth, and real abuse from imagined abuse.
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Being of an inventive turn of mind, Dr. Abrams set upon the task of developing an apparatus that would sort out these hypothetical vibratory rates and record them separately…
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How do we sort out fact from fiction?
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That should sort out our furrowed brows.
The Sun
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These countries need aid and support to help sort out their main problems ie family planning, health, starvation etc.
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He needs to sort out his batting in domestic cricket.
The Sun
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There must be a major expansion into the use of orthomolecular therapy to sort out the variables and to determine how to improve the therapeutic outcome of treatment.
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We're trying everything we can to sort out yobbery in the evenings.
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For ten minutes Abe struggled to sort out a few enunciable oaths from the mass of profanity that surged through his brain and at length he succeeded.
Potash & Perlmutter Their Copartnership Ventures and Adventures
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OK everybody, today we're going to do a physical fitness test, which will soon sort out the men from the boys!
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Nick Danger and I are trying to sort out how and if the determining of a detainee's status could be done; I suggested using the term detainee as a broad category rather than POW.
"And when the captured British sailor admits she 'trespassed' into Iranian waters, there is fear in her eyes."
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You prioritised your own perceived need to sort out your love life above safety of other road users.
The Sun
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It's a very optimistic study of the potential for humans and non-humans to pool their collective knowledge and sort out the horrible planetary mess we've made of things so far.
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He will have fled the scene (assuming his truck even stopped after pranging you), and the truck company's insurance may or may not cover you, but in any case could take months to sort out.
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Yes councillor, it is not beyond the realms of possibility for councillors, highways, and bus company management to sort out some solution.
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And the challenge to conductors of balancing orchestras in that confined space certainly helped us to sort out the sheep from the goats!
Times, Sunday Times
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Not to worry, Miller will sort out private industry, those economy wreckers and get us down to 5 cents a gallon for gas.
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We might be a day or so over schedule, if only because the boys took a day out to sort out the plumbing and the downpipe, which they hadn't bargained on having to do, and also because there is some question over when the sink, the oven and the dishwasher will be delivered.
May 19th, 2009
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But I was almost absurdly grateful that one of Dad's caregivers was taking time to pay attention to what I needed, instead of just asking me to sign reams of paperwork which I was doing even during the peptalk, sort out a pharmacy's worth of prescriptions, and somehow "make" Dad follow instructions.
Never a Dull Moment
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We have to sort out some sort of devolution settlement now.
Times, Sunday Times
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Matt Williams is on a flying visit to Edinburgh to sort out fine details of his new posting: meeting with finance people, marketing staff and various administrators.
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Sort out things you want to keep and throw everything else away.
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If you don't sort out the papers on your desk on a regular basis they just keep on accumulating.
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Then the next hour or so was spent putting the CDs onto the shelves, which required me having a good old sort out and arranging them all into alphabetical order.
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The same firm was placed in receivership a week ago after efforts to sort out its modest financial problems failed.
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We need to call in an electrician to sort out the wiring.
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She needed to sort out her frayed, perplexing emotions with the help of someone she loved and trusted.
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And what we need to sort out now is our differences and these profound cleavages that have effected us in this society.
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And what responsibility do we have to sort out the charges and countercharges that are being thrown on the stump and on the airwaves?
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At home that afternoon she sat in a darkened room, trying unhysterically to sort out not only this messy affair but also the general relationships within her family.
Space
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Tell him expert help is available to sort out any problems he may have.
The Sun
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They meet again today in a desperate bid to sort out who gets what of next year's ￡244.5 billion spending cake.
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Otherwise, sort out a dental appointment in due course.
The Sun
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The project aims to sort out which garden plants can be harmful, and to define just how toxic they really are.
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Listen, we really need to sort out our insurance claim this weekend.
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When the dig was over it was generally the personal responsibility of the excavator, with little assistance, to sort out all the material and write it up for publication.
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Just half an hour by herself and she might be able to sort out the situation, for to accept it without a struggle seemed to her to be very poor-spirited.
Politics 101
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I recommend you go view Richard Hoagland's site. It's easy to sort out the speculation from the evidence, and he has done a very sound job of collating the facts.
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Orthodox doctors dosed him up with more and more painkillers, without being able to sort out the underlying problem, he says.
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You need a professional to sort out your finances.
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If I don`t, the house will be reduced to a guddle that will take me a month to sort out.
Away for the weekend.
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One of us will go downstairs to sort out the dog and make some tea.
Times, Sunday Times
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Strikes and confrontations have left passengers furious, train companies reeling and the government powerless to sort out the chaos.
Times, Sunday Times
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Kudos to Brendan Kane, the main organiser, who also took the trouble to help me sort out my accommodation once I arrived.
Elizabeth I and Ireland
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The problems that dying intestate can cause are vast and it can take a long time to sort out.
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Our patient is crowned king and expected to sort out this delightfully convoluted muddle.
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She revealed that moves were afoot to send in a representative of the Irish Coastguard Service to mediate between the two sides in about two weeks time to sort out the situation.
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I managed to book a solicitor's appt to sort out my Nan's will.
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Eventually they realized that this was something they were going to have to sort out, and they passed a law decreeing that anyone who had to carry a weapon as part of his normal Silastic work
Life, the Universe, and Everything
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She says they have only met once since, to try to sort out the divorce arrangements.
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His friends had long since vanished, leaving him to sort out the problem he was in by himself.
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If glasnost encouraged more open political discussion, perestroika or, restructuring, implied that major economic reform would be introduced to sort out the economic legacy of central planning.
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Then sort out any niggling problems you have, and learn some relaxation exercises.
The Sun
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If you can sort out the drink for the party, I'll take care of the food.
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Sort out things you want to keep and throw everything else away.
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Sort out all your bills, receipts, invoices and expenses as quickly as possible and keep detailed accounts.
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Out in the pond I had fantastic views of a whiskered tern wheeling around and picking food of some sort out of the water.
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A council could help sort out interprovincial differences and allow provincial input into areas of federal jurisdiction, like trade, in which the provinces have a significant interest.
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I let him sort out the rudder and tiller, as we're late, and he's starting to worry.
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Both the Senate and the House have passed measures; the next step is to sort out the differences and portion out the pork in conference committee.
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They said Spanish giants Real would be back to sort out unfinished business at the end of this season.
The Sun
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Maybe there are general relationship issues you need to sort out too but your marriage vows mean something.
The Sun
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Even a geologist can function without agreeing to the time scale; he just needs to be able to sort out the lithologic sequences and events.
The Restraining Order Between Faith And Science « Unambiguously Ambidextrous
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He complained that he could not sort out his private and financial affairs because he had to spend too much time in the middle.
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We've got a bye this weekend, which means I've got a chance to sort out a back problem that has been giving me a bit of grief in recent matches.
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Could I make an appointment to see her at the Education Office to sort out the dinner money debts once and for all - hopefully.
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It would also help members to sort out particular labour relations problems or disputes.
Business Studies Basic Facts
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Clean and re-dress her and put her in her bed, then sort out our bed and put laundry in wash.
The Sun
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I will take just a very quick call to sort out one or two things that are obviously puzzling people.
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All she could do was pray that, somehow, she might be able to sort out the mess she had got herself into.
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Health bosses are giving retailers an informal prod to sort out the problem themselves, but if stores fail to take action, officers have the power to seize products - and even prosecute.
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To sort out the non-priority debts, possibly entering into negotiation with the lenders.
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He has promised to familiarise himself with the Academy and sort out pre-season friendlies as quickly as possible.
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I'd rather see a law forbidding the practice than trying to sort out ways to allow data sharing without my knowledge.
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Maybe there are general relationship issues you need to sort out too but your marriage vows mean something.
The Sun
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But then the amitriptyline should have helped - it tends to sort out both problems.
The Sun
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We need a systematic approach to sort out whether you have benefited from these adjustments.
Microeconomics: Price Theory in Practice
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You prioritised your own perceived need to sort out your love life above safety of other road users.
The Sun
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We need to sort out our camping gear before we go away.
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If there are still minor domestic problems to face and sort out, don't leave them to fester any longer.
The Sun
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Do I go for a long wander around London or do I stay in and finally sort out the piles of books, comics and magazines in the hallway?
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Even after Northern Rock managed to sort out the problem, there were still further complications.
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Listen, we really need to sort out our insurance claim this weekend.
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OK everybody, today we're going to do a physical fitness test, which will soon sort out the men from the boys!
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Maybe we should use this primal urge to sort out international conflicts.
Times, Sunday Times
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Dyant seems to sort out the black ones while Dynest has best results on the brown jobbies.
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They talk about him needing to sort out his dirty laundry but he went ahead to see if he could find better buses for the tour.
The Sun
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Also sort out the dinner money! 9.40: Phone call from Education Office re.
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If they were a bit more mature, and less wedded to surface impressions they would probably be able to communicate with each other and sort out the problems.
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BBC1 will devote a Saturday night to the experiment, which should sort out boffins from buffoons by completing a set of brain-teasers.
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He wants to sort out a system for organising incapacity benefit, which he believes consigns hundreds of thousands of people to a lifetime trapped in a culture of welfare dependency.
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Secondly, from the point of view of text, the war literature tries to abstract and sort out history by the narrative strategies of figurative usages and typification.
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When I was the promotions director for Azuli Records, my twin sister, Paula, came to stay with me for a week and I was so snowed under at work that I asked her to come in and sort out my database.
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I had a narrow escape from a meat cleaver, which landed in the bonnet of my car yards from my fingers and I suffered a fractured sternum when I was used as a punchball while trying to sort out a domestic dispute.
Both Sides of the Fence -A Life Under Cover
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I can stop this only if you are willing to talk to me calmly and sort out everything without threats.
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Consumers clearly need an objective referee to sort out this dogfight, and that should be the transportation authority's job.
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These mums are too weak-willed to sort out a mess of their own making.
The Sun
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One is to sort out anomalies that, as Mr Large concedes, undermine the effectiveness of his two-tier system.
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They haven't shown the political will to sort out the problem - there has been an element of divide and rule.
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OK everybody, today we're going to do a physical fitness test, which will soon sort out the men from the boys!
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I've been asked a couple of times to sort out problems he's had.
SNOWJOB
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He agrees that any reasonably intelligent and communicative pairing of instructor and disabled diver should be able to sort out most problems, given a basic grounding in special diving skills.
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Two workmen and a mechanical shovel would sort out the whole sorry mess in one weekend at a tiny fraction of the stupid price they are talking about for a bridge.
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With regard to wee garden-dwelling beasties, it is important to sort out the friends from the foes.
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When I got into work there was a mountain of work to get through, loads of meeting requests and several problems to sort out.
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You prioritised your own perceived need to sort out your love life above safety of other road users.
The Sun
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It's a shame to see they still haven't had the cop-on to sort out the ticketing system.
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Also trying to sort out online radio licences which is a bit of a mare but keeping me on my toes.
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Fortunately the Tories have bought a breathing space in which to sort out their policies.
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The spa concierge will help you sort out any aches and strains after all that activity.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you can sort out the drink for the party, I'll take care of the food.
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China may be a panacea to this company, but there are still lots of basics to sort out.
Times, Sunday Times
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I spent a lot of time on the back of the bike doing “headwork” and trying to sort out character motivations and worldbuilding.
Help with listening and reading?
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Also on Sunday afternoon the ever-popular ‘Trivia with Annabelle’ will sort out the boffins from the buffoons, with lots of prizes up for grabs and plenty of fun to be had.
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One day she decided to sort out his wardrobe, and sell off his shabbier clothes to Seraphina.
THE IMAGE OF LAURA
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The case is one of the highest profile of several hundred pending nationally as families, insurers and investors sort out the legal wreckage from a now-collapsed boom in the secondary market for life policies.
Judge Allows 'Death Bet' Case
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His orthodontist, Dr. Perry Lyman, hypnotizes him in an attempt to sort out the situation.
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I strongly urge people to sort out whether you're in one of those high-risk groups and talk to your doctor or ask your pharmacist whether you can be vaccinated," she said.
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It also demonstrates that the President is either an over-zealous delegator, plain lazy or lacking the intelligence to sort out the wheat from the chaff himself.
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Proclaiming your intention to cut greenhouse gases by 99.9% before the end of next millennium is so much safer than suggesting a date for troop withdrawals from Iraq, or promising to sort out problems in the National Health Service.
Archive 2008-10-01
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And while you're there, why not sort out your own beach bod too?
The Sun
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Now, if a telephone company can't even sort out their own phone lines, how can they sort out mine?
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DeChristopher was at OR to talk about his latest climate action, which revolves around Dick Bass, an amateur alpinist who was the first man to climb the Seven Summits (the highest peaks on each continent) and the owner of the famed Snowbird ski resort outside of Salt Lake City.
David Holbrooke: Skiing and Sacrifice
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By the end of the match, we had cars laid on, but it took a while to sort out.
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Instead he took a cold shower and a huge mug of coffee, and tried to sort out his thoughts.
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Sort out things you want to keep and throw everything else away.
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This is not just the obvious ageing person's whinge because my kids can sort out computer or digital camera problems that baffle me.
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On the other hand, handling and roadholding are of the very highest order, so a prospective owner must sort out his or her priorities.
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Confirming the accuracy, currentness, and importance of the faults that we discern in our mentors enables us to sort out and dismiss distortions and outdated or irrelevant aspects.
Relating to a Spiritual Teacher: Building a Healthy Relationship ��� 10 Overcoming Emotional Blocks in Developing Trust, Appreciation, or Respect
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Tell him expert help is available to sort out any problems he may have.
The Sun
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How do we sort out fact from fiction?
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As she stood, wondering how to sort out the tangle, the door bell rang.
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Hoon must go, but first he must sort out all his advisers who were telling him everything was tickety-boo and it obviously wasn't.
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The valiant junta managed to sort out an alternative venue, so the anti-Valentines Word Dogs will be going ahead, and chockful of readings it'll be, so I hear.
Upcoming Events
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Another meeting was arranged for Monday night, April 5, to sort out the committee's finances and to assess what other assets it has.
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BTP looks good in the city … but out where I work, we are forever being asked to go to the train station to sort out some inciddent because their nearest patrol is about 50 miles away.
British Transport Police « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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Listen, we really need to sort out our insurance claim this weekend.
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The other key lesson, which dismays the report authors, is how dependent Scots of all classes are on expecting others to sort out their problems.
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A tangled mess of instruments often takes an inordinate amount of time to sort out in preparation for processing.
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Otherwise, sort out a dental appointment in due course.
The Sun
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How do we sort out fact from fiction?
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Elsewhere, a retired regimental sergeant major storms into the school to sort out his delinquent grandkids with a good talking to and a short, sharp shock.
Times, Sunday Times
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SEIXON …. propaganda is only good if people believe it! you are the one who is the victim of Bin Laden and cohorts. i however can sort out the crapola from the facts!
Think Progress » Rumsfeld: War Critics Being Manipulated By Zarqawi and Bin Laden’s ‘Media Committees’
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I was reluctantly forced to sort out my personal finances with the BBC instead.
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This implies that if we go off on multiple concurrent extended debates, then the admixture of those disrelated comment threads will make the whole exercise largely incomprehensible, because there's no sense of ground on which to sort out the threads, and then there's no way to pull back either, because there's no there to pull back to.
Small dead animals
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Sometimes it requires a crisis to sort out those fitted for leadership from their confreres inclined to dash around in a blind funk.
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When a person dies, their estate - including money, properties and possessions - can be a nightmare to sort out.
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Even when told, companies often failed to sort out the problem or fail to answer or even acknowledge complaint letters.
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OK everybody, today we're going to do a physical fitness test,(Sentencedict) which will soon sort out the men from the boys!
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My farce is in a flat-spin to sort out some sort of coherent anti-social behaviour management** due to the imminent arrival of HMIC to examine how we deal with the daily threat to the peace and quiet of our public.
My Kingdom For A 4X4 With Suitable Tyres! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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One of us will go downstairs to sort out the dog and make some tea.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sort out all your bills, receipts, invoices and expenses as quickly as possible and keep detailed accounts.
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Sort out things you want to keep and throw everything else away.
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If there are still minor domestic problems to face and sort out, don't leave them to fester any longer.
The Sun
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All she could do was pray that, somehow, she might be able to sort out the mess she had got herself into.
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Let's try to sort out the mess.
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Who ever nutted him last week will probably have knocked some sense into his peanut brain and should be telling him to sort out the domestic economy.
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Either way we need to sort out poverty and sustainability together or neither will be sorted.
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That is blepharitis, incredibly common and incredibly easy to sort out.
The Sun
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We need a systematic approach to sort out whether you have benefited from these adjustments.
Microeconomics: Price Theory in Practice
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And the challenge to conductors of balancing orchestras in that confined space certainly helped us to sort out the sheep from the goats!
Times, Sunday Times
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I need a professional to sort out my finances.
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ThinPrint offers software to sort out print jobs in internet and mobile environments.
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It just seems too far away, too detached from life this side of the pond, and America should have the resources to sort out this kind of problem if anyone has.
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Listen, we really need to sort out our insurance claim this weekend.
