Sort in a sentence
Sort sentence for class 1
- I like to sort my toys by color.
- She sorts her books on the shelf.
- He wants to sort the stickers into groups.
- We can sort the crayons by size.
- I see her sort the clothes by type.
- She learns to sort the fruits in a basket.
- He sorts his cards into different piles.
- We can sort the papers by their subjects.
- I love to sort my collection of shells.
- She sorts her drawings into folders.
- He helps to sort the recycling.
- We can sort the animals by their habitats.
- I see her sort the puzzle pieces.
- She sorts her games before playtime.
- He wants to sort the toys into boxes.
- We can sort the candies by flavors.
- I love to sort the stickers by shapes.
- She learns to sort the buttons by color.
- He sorts his shoes in the closet.
- We can sort the pictures by seasons.
- I see her sort the letters for mailing.
- She sorts her art supplies for easy access.
- He helps to sort the groceries at home.
- We can sort our memories in a scrapbook.
- I like to sort my favorite books.
- She sorts the games by the number of players.
- He wants to sort the toys for donation.
- We can sort the leaves by their colors.
- I see her sort the different types of fruits.
- She enjoys sorting her collection of coins.
Sort simple sentence
- She wanted to sort her books by genre.
- He learned how to sort his homework by subject.
- They decided to sort the toys into different boxes.
- She felt accomplished after sorting her closet.
- He wanted to sort the papers on his desk.
- They discussed the best way to sort their ideas.
- She sorted the laundry by colors and whites.
- He enjoys sorting through his collection of stamps.
- They learned to sort items for recycling.
- She felt satisfied after sorting the groceries.
- He wanted to sort his photos into albums.
- They decided to sort their thoughts before speaking.
- She found it easy to sort the cards by number.
- He learned how to sort data on the computer.
- They enjoyed sorting through old family memories.
- She felt proud when she sorted the puzzle pieces.
- He wanted to sort his clothes by season.
- They discussed how to sort their priorities for the week.
- She was happy to sort out the confusion.
- He found it helpful to sort tasks by importance.
- They enjoyed sorting through their art supplies.
- She felt accomplished after sorting her room.
- He wanted to sort his notes for the exam.
- They learned to sort the mail by sender.
- She felt relieved after sorting out her schedule.
- He enjoys sorting through different recipes.
- They talked about how to sort items for charity.
- She felt motivated to sort her goals.
- He wanted to sort the vegetables for dinner.
- They decided to sort their favorite activities into categories.

(1) I am sort of tired today.
(2) The movie was sort of boring.
(3) She is sort of a picky eater.
(4) I need to sort out my closet.
(5) Let's sort these toys by type.
(6) I need to sort my sox by color.
(7) The book was sort of confusing.
(8) He is sort of tall for his age.
(9) Let's sort these cards by suit.
(10) Let's sort these toys by color.
Sort sentence
(11) Let's sort these coins by size.
(12) Let's sort these beads by size.
(13) We can sort these toys by type.
(14) We can sort these toys by size.
(15) Let's sort these seeds by type.
(16) Let's sort these fruits by type.
(17) Let's sort these books by genre.
(18) Let's sort these cards by color.
(19) Let's sort these beads by shape.
(20) Let's sort these coins by value.
Sort make sentence
(21) Let's sort these beads by color.
(22) Let's sort these leaves by size.
(23) Let's sort these shells by size.
(24) Let's sort these rocks by color.
(25) Let's sort out the fish by type.
(26) We can sort these rocks by type.
(27) We can sort these cards by suit.
(28) I need to sort my CDs by artist.
(29) I need to sort my DVDs by genre.
(30) I have to sort my DVDs by genre.
Sentence of sort
(31) Let's sort these cards by number.
(32) Let's sort these fruits by taste.
(33) Let's sort these shapes by color.
(34) Let's sort out the books by size.
(35) Let's sort these leaves by color.
(36) Let's sort these blocks by shape.
(37) Let's sort these fruits by color.
(38) Let's sort these marbles by size.
(39) Let's sort out the seeds by type.
(40) Let's sort these flowers by type.
Sort meaningful sentence
(41) Let's sort out the shoes by size.
(42) Let's sort out the cars by color.
(43) Let's sort out the trees by type.
(44) Let's sort these books by author.
(45) Let's sort these coats by warmth.
(46) I need to sort my shoes by style.
(47) I need to sort my spices by type.
(48) I need to sort my books by genre.
(49) I need to sort my Legos by color.
(50) I have to sort my papers by date.
Sort sentence examples
(51) I have to sort my books by genre.
(52) I need to sort my makeup by type.
(53) The sort by dropdown is clickable.
(54) Sort the list of students by name.
(55) I need to sort my undies by color.
(56) Let's sort these rocks by texture.
(57) Let's sort these stickers by size.
(58) Let's sort these buttons by color.
(59) Let's sort these buttons by shape.
(60) Let's sort these ribbons by width.
Sentence with sort
(61) Let's sort these pencils by color.
(62) Let's sort out the fruits by type.
(63) I need to sort my clothes by size.
(64) We can sort these colors by shade.
(65) Let's sort these hats by material.
(66) We can sort these loafers by type.
(67) Let's sort these marbles by color.
(68) Let's sort these socks by pattern.
(69) Let's sort these flowers by color.
(70) Let's sort these crayons by color.
Use sort in a sentence
(71) I have to sort my photos by event.
(72) I need to sort my music by artist.
(73) I will sort the files in file tray.
(74) Let's sort these stickers by theme.
(75) Let's sort out the blocks by shape.
(76) Let's sort these pencils by length.
(77) Let's sort these candies by flavor.
(78) Let's sort out the clothes by type.
(79) Let's sort out the insects by type.
(80) We can sort these rocks by texture.
Sentence using sort
(81) We can sort these vehicles by size.
(82) We can sort these socks by pattern.
(83) I need to sort these boots by type.
(84) We can sort these sandals by style.
(85) We can sort these crayons by color.
(86) We need to sort these keys by size.
(87) Let's sort these stickers by color.
(88) Let's sort out these CDs by artist.
(89) Let's sort out these files by name.
(90) I'm going to sort my CDs by artist.
Sort example sentence
(91) I'm going to sort my shoes by type.
(92) She promised to sort out the issue.
(93) He is sort of shy around new people.
(94) The weather is sort of gloomy today.
(95) She is sort of nervous before exams.
(96) We need to sort these keys by shape.
(97) We need to sort these cards by suit.
(98) We need to sort these beads by size.
(99) I need to sort these papers by date.
(100) We can sort these stickers by theme.
Sentence with word sort
(101) I need to sort my clothes by season.
(102) I need to sort these coins by value.
(103) Let's sort these vegetables by type.
(104) We can sort these papers by subject.
(105) Let's sort out these books by genre.
(106) Let's sort out these papers by date.
(107) I'm going to sort my socks by color.
(108) I'm going to sort my photos by date.
(109) I'm going to sort my books by genre.
(110) I'm going to sort my makeup by type.
Sentence of sort
(111) He needs to sort out his priorities.
(112) Bleys is a name that is easy to sort.
(113) We need to sort these shoes by style.
(114) We need to sort these papers by date.
(115) We need to sort these books by genre.
(116) We need to sort these beads by shape.
(117) We need to sort these shells by size.
(118) We need to sort these cards by color.
(119) Let's sort out the clothes by season.
(120) We can sort these animals by habitat.
Sort used in a sentence
(121) Let's sort these letters by alphabet.
(122) Let's sort these flip flops by color.
(123) We need to sort these rocks by shape.
(124) Let's sort these vegetables by color.
(125) We need to sort these screws by size.
(126) We need to sort these beads by color.
(127) I have to sort my recipes by cuisine.
(128) Let's sort out these photos by event.
(129) I need to sort the files in file tray.
(130) They are sort of late for the meeting.
Sort sentence in English
(131) We need to sort these clothes by size.
(132) We need to sort these books by author.
(133) We need to sort these leaves by shape.
(134) We need to sort these cards by number.
(135) We need to sort these leaves by color.
(136) Let's sort out these crayons by color.
(137) We need to sort these buttons by size.
(138) We need to sort these blocks by color.
(139) We need to sort these blocks by shape.
(140) We need to sort these crayons by size.
(141) Let's sort out the vegetables by type.
(142) Let's sort out the animals by habitat.
(143) We need to sort out the cards by suit.
(144) We need to sort out the birds by type.
(145) We can sort these dresses by occasion.
(146) I need to sort these spices by flavor.
(147) I need to sort my jewelry by material.
(148) Let's sort out these spices by flavor.
(149) I'm going to sort my emails by sender.
(150) I'm going to sort my receipts by date.
(151) The cake is sort of sweet for my taste.
(152) We need to sort these socks by pattern.
(153) We need to sort these crayons by color.
(154) We need to sort these markers by color.
(155) We need to sort these letters by sound.
(156) We need to sort these pencils by color.
(157) Let's sort out the letters by alphabet.
(158) We need to sort these flowers by scent.
(159) We need to sort these marbles by color.
(160) We need to sort these candies by color.
(161) We need to sort these stickers by size.
(162) We need to sort out the shells by type.
(163) We need to sort these rocks by texture.
(164) We need to sort out the books by genre.
(165) We need to sort out the coins by value.
(166) We need to sort out the rocks by color.
(167) I have to sort out my pencils by color.
(168) I have to sort out my markers by color.
(169) I have to sort out my crayons by color.
(170) I need to sort these stamps by country.
(171) We need to sort these buttons by shape.
(172) Let's sort out these pictures by event.
(173) Let's sort out these files by category.
(174) I'm going to sort my clothes by season.
(175) Please sort the items based on category.
(176) We need to sort these pencils by length.
(177) We need to sort these candies by flavor.
(178) We need to sort these toys by age range.
(179) We need to sort these papers by subject.
(180) Tidy the mail and sort it by importance.
(181) We need to sort out the clothes by type.
(182) We need to sort these feathers by color.
(183) We need to sort out the fruits by color.
(184) We need to sort out the shells by color.
(185) The postman uses a monitor to sort mail.
(186) I have to sort out my stickers by theme.
(187) I need to sort my coins by denomination.
(188) I need to sort my spices alphabetically.
(189) I need to sort my contacts by last name.
(190) Let's sort out these vegetables by type.
(191) She was trying to sort out her feelings.
(192) I need to sort out the mess in my closet.
(193) Let's sort these beads by color and size.
(194) We need to sort these vegetables by type.
(195) Let's sort these Legos by size and shape.
(196) We need to sort out the flowers by color.
(197) My mom helped me sort my blocks by color.
(198) We need to sort out the rocks by texture.
(199) We need to sort out the toys by category.
(200) We need to sort out the buttons by shape.
(201) I need to sort these vegetables by color.
(202) Let's sort these shirts by sleeve length.
(203) I need to sort these pants by waist size.
(204) I'm going to sort my jewelry by material.
(205) Bubble sort is a simple sorting algorithm.
(206) Bubble sort is a stable sorting algorithm.
(207) Toss into the pile and sort through later.
(208) Let's sort these fruits by type and taste.
(209) Let's sort these beads by shape and color.
(210) Let's sort out the cars by color and type.
(211) Let's sort out the balls by size and type.
(212) We need to sort out the stickers by theme.
(213) We can sort these shells by type and size.
(214) We can sort these rocks by size and shape.
(215) Let's sort these shells by color and type.
(216) We can sort these cards by color and suit.
(217) We should sort out the items for donation.
(218) The bubble sort algorithm is not adaptive.
(219) I often use directories to sort my photos.
(220) The algo I used for sorting is bubble sort.
(221) The car is sort of old but still runs well.
(222) The dog is sort of scared of thunderstorms.
(223) The coffee is sort of bitter without sugar.
(224) Let's sort these marbles by color and size.
(225) Let's sort these shapes by number of sides.
(226) Let's sort these buttons by size and color.
(227) Let's sort out the beads by color and size.
(228) Let's sort out the hats by color and style.
(229) Let's sort out the birds by color and size.
(230) Let's sort out the letters of the alphabet.
(231) Let's sort out the cars by color and model.
(232) Let's sort these leaves by shape and color.
(233) We can sort these shells by size and color.
(234) Let's sort these flowers by color and type.
(235) Let's sort these buttons by shape and size.
(236) I need to sort these toys by type and size.
(237) I need to sort out my schedule for the day.
(238) I need to sort my photos by date and event.
(239) I need to sort out my goals for the future.
(240) I'm going to sort my coins by denomination.
(241) I'm going to sort my spices alphabetically.
(242) He had a handful of papers to sort through.
(243) Let's sort out our differences and move on.
(244) I'm trying to sort out my feelings for him.
(245) A good sort of meal can make any day better.
(246) The dress is sort of tight around the waist.
(247) XSL can be used to sort and filter XML data.
(248) He was kind, in some sort of distant manner.
(249) Tidy the playroom and sort toys by category.
(250) We need to sort out the buttons by material.
(251) We use algorithms to sort and organize data.
(252) Let's sort out these puzzle pieces by shape.
(253) Let's sort out the different colors of M&Ms.
(254) I need to sort these keys by size and shape.
(255) We can sort these marbles by color and size.
(256) I need to sort out my ideas for the project.
(257) I need to sort out my schedule for the week.
(258) We need to sort out the details of our plan.
(259) We have to sort out the trash for recycling.
(260) Bubble sort is an in-place sorting algorithm.
(261) He is sort of clumsy when it comes to sports.
(262) The music is sort of loud in this restaurant.
(263) Selection sort is a simple sorting algorithm.
(264) In some sort, I knew that he was lying to me.
(265) Let's sort these books by author's last name.
(266) Let's sort these stickers by color and theme.
(267) We need to sort these letters by letter type.
(268) Let's sort out the buttons by color and size.
(269) Let's sort out the marbles by color and size.
(270) I need to sort these shells by size and type.
(271) I need to sort these numbers by odd and even.
(272) Let's sort these musical instruments by type.
(273) I need to sort these sports equipment by use.
(274) I need to sort these beads by color and size.
(275) Let's sort these beads by material and shape.
(276) The artist needs to sort the colors by shade.
(277) Let's sort out the menu for the dinner party.
(278) The accountant will sort out the tax returns.
(279) The lawyer will sort out the legal documents.
(280) I will sort the laundry, and you can fold it.
(281) I need to sort through my underclothes drawer.
(282) We can sort the elements in the mutable array.
(283) I need to sort through the stuff in my closet.
(284) Drag down to sort the data in ascending order.
(285) Let's pull out the bin and sort our recycling.
(286) Let's sort out the buttons by color and shape.
(287) We need to sort our trash into different bins.
(288) I have to sort my clothes before I do laundry.
(289) I need to sort these gloves by size and color.
(290) I have to sort out my Legos by size and color.
(291) I need to sort out my priorities for the week.
(292) It's time to sort out the clutter in our home.
(293) I need to sort out my wardrobe for the season.
(294) We need to sort out the facts from the rumors.
(295) The teacher needs to sort the papers by grade.
(296) The musician needs to sort the notes by pitch.
(297) Let's sort out the dishes before we go to bed.
(298) Let's sort out the issues in our relationship.
(299) Please sort these books by author's last name.
(300) The mechanic will sort out the engine problem.
(301) I will sort the funct array in ascending order.
(302) We need to sort these Legos by shape and color.
(303) We need to sort out the shoes by size and type.
(304) Let's sort out the balloons by color and shape.
(305) I need to sort these cards by color and number.
(306) We should sort out the items we want to donate.
(307) It's important to sort your recycling properly.
(308) The chef needs to sort the ingredients by type.
(309) The lawyer needs to sort the documents by case.
(310) The therapist helped her sort out her emotions.
(311) She's going to sort out the bills and pay them.
(312) I need to sort the values in the unknowns array.
(313) Selection sort is a quadratic sorting algorithm.
(314) We should sort the 'kinds' array alphabetically.
(315) The array iata can be used to sort its elements.
(316) I need to re sort my closet because it's a mess.
(317) We need to sort these books by author and genre.
(318) We need to sort out the toys before we can play.
(319) We need to sort out the beads by color and size.
(320) The teacher asked us to sort the shapes by size.
(321) It's important to sort your trash for recycling.
(322) The librarian helped me sort the books by genre.
(323) We should sort out the recycling from the trash.
(324) I'm going to sort my coins into different piles.
(325) The scientist needs to sort the samples by size.
(326) The coach needs to sort the players by position.
(327) The farmer needs to sort the produce by quality.
(328) We need to sort out the details for the project.
(329) We need to sort out the inventory for the store.
(330) The teacher asked us to sort the plants by type.
(331) The professor asked us to sort the data by date.
(332) Let's sort the laundry by color and fabric type.
(333) Let's sort out the details of our group project.
(334) The coach will sort out the lineup for the game.
(335) Bubble sort is easy to understand and implement.
(336) Let's sort this array and find the minimum value.
(337) I need to sort through all the stuff with no use.
(338) I like to sort my legos by color before building.
(339) The pinned array is used to filter and sort data.
(340) I need to sort the elements in the numerus array.
(341) I need to sort candy by color for my art project.
(342) I always sort candy by flavor before eating them.
(343) We use classification to sort things into groups.
(344) We need to sort out the shells by size and shape.
(345) We need to sort out the leaves by shape and size.
(346) We need to sort out the fish by type and habitat.
(347) We need to sort the clothes into groups by color.
(348) We need to sort out the blocks by color and size.
(349) We need to sort out the recycling from the trash.
(350) An algorithm can help you sort a list of numbers.
(351) We need to sort out the different types of fruit.
(352) We need to sort out the different types of seeds.
(353) We need to sort out the different types of birds.
(354) I need to sort these beads by material and color.
(355) I need to sort out my finances and make a budget.
(356) Let's sort out these receipts by date and amount.
(357) The engineer needs to sort the parts by function.
(358) It's important to sort your recyclables properly.
(359) Bubble sort is not efficient for large data sets.
(360) She is sort of forgetful and often loses her keys.
(361) He is sort of reserved and doesn't open up easily.
(362) She is sort of impatient and doesn't like waiting.
(363) I'm using a macro to automatically sort this list.
(364) The photos in my album are all in a sort by event.
(365) I need to sort the scarves before laundering them.
(366) We need to sort these pencils by length and color.
(367) Let's sort these fruits into different categories.
(368) We need to sort out the shapes by number of sides.
(369) We need to sort out the flowers by color and type.
(370) I need to sort out my closet before school starts.
(371) We should sort out the vegetables from the fruits.
(372) I need to sort my files by importance and urgency.
(373) It's time to sort out the issues in our community.
(374) The designer needs to sort the fabrics by texture.
(375) I need to sort out my travel plans for the summer.
(376) I need to sort out my wardrobe for the new season.
(377) I always sort my laundry by color and fabric type.
(378) He's trying to sort out the source of the problem.
(379) We need to sort out the menu for the dinner party.
(380) I will sort the dishes, and you can put them away.
(381) The apps on my phone are all in a sort by category.
(382) It's time to confront the issues and sort them out.
(383) Neglecting to sort laundry disorganizes the closet.
(384) I used the alphabetizer to sort my music by artist.
(385) The ragman's wife helped him sort through the rags.
(386) The librarian used alphabetizers to sort the books.
(387) I need to sort through the pile beyond my bookcase.
(388) We need to sort out the rocks by texture and color.
(389) I need to sort these slippers by size and material.
(390) It's time to sort out the different types of beans.
(391) It's time to sort out the different types of candy.
(392) The table is where we put our mail to sort through.
(393) We should sort out the books on the shelf by genre.
(394) It's time to sort out our strengths and weaknesses.
(395) I need to sort out my feelings about the situation.
(396) It's important to sort out your priorities in life.
(397) We need to sort out the issues in our relationship.
(398) We should sort out the items in the lost and found.
(399) I need to sort out my study materials for the exam.
(400) We need to sort out our priorities and make a plan.
(401) The architect needs to sort the blueprints by room.
(402) I need to sort out my finances and create a budget.
(403) I like to sort my M&Ms by color before eating them.
(404) The desk was a place to sort through old paperwork.
(405) She's trying to sort out her schedule for the week.
(406) Don't forget to sort up your notes before the exam.
(407) Bubble sort is a comparison-based sorting algorithm.
(408) I was able to sort the search results by popularity.
(409) The dreary classroom lacked any sort of inspiration.
(410) Let's tidy off the attic and sort through the boxes.
(411) I need to sort out my clothes from the laundry pile.
(412) I used the alphabetizer to sort my emails by sender.
(413) The librarian had to re sort the books on the shelf.
(414) The deduplicated emails were easier to sort through.
(415) The arrayers were used to sort and categorize items.
(416) It's not in my nature to be a wrongdoer of any sort.
(417) Maybe wrgp is a code or secret message of some sort.
(418) The music was calming, in some sort of ethereal way.
(419) The woman had a lapful of paperwork to sort through.
(420) The sort of music I enjoy listening to is classical.
(421) I love to sort candy by texture, it's so satisfying.
(422) It's time to sort out the different shapes of pasta.
(423) The computer program uses an algorithm to sort data.
(424) I need to sort my thoughts before making a decision.
(425) The accountant needs to sort the invoices by client.
(426) The teacher asked us to sort the animals by habitat.
(427) The team needs to sort out their defensive strategy.
(428) The IT department will sort out the computer issues.
(429) I always sort up my lecture notes by date and topic.
(430) Bubble sort is sometimes referred to as sinking sort.
(431) I am trying to sort the elements in the Elysee array.
(432) They were obliged to sort out the mess they had made.
(433) I will use the filer to sort my bills and statements.
(434) AlgoRs can be used to sort and search large datasets.
(435) The alphabetizers were used to sort through the mail.
(436) The dress was elegant, in some sort of vintage style.
(437) Lambda functions can be used to sort lists in Python.
(438) The sort of book I prefer to read is a mystery novel.
(439) Let's sort out your toys and put them in the toy box.
(440) Let's sort these shapes by number of sides and color.
(441) We can use classification to sort our snacks by type.
(442) Let's sort out the different types of rocks we found.
(443) Let's sort out the different types of trees we found.
(444) I need to sort out my ideas before starting my essay.
(445) It's important to sort out your goals for the future.
(446) The geologist needs to sort the rocks by composition.
(447) The astronomer needs to sort the stars by brightness.
(448) We need to sort out this misunderstanding between us.
(449) I need to sort out my feelings before talking to him.
(450) Let's sort out the seating for the wedding reception.
(451) I need to sort out my study habits for better grades.
(452) I need to sort my priorities and focus on my studies.
(453) The teacher asked the students to sort out the books.
(454) The company needs to sort out its financial problems.
(455) We need to sort out the seating plan for the wedding.
(456) The bulky paperwork was overwhelming to sort through.
(457) The bubble sort algorithm compares adjacent elements.
(458) I always sort up my thoughts before writing an essay.
(459) I am trying to sort the elements in the apogees array.
(460) The pronunciation of oort is similar to the word sort.
(461) He is sort of sarcastic and often makes witty remarks.
(462) The papers on my desk are all in a sort by importance.
(463) The alphabetizers were used to sort through the files.
(464) The book was interesting, in some sort of twisted way.
(465) The food was delicious, in some sort of exotic flavor.
(466) The mailman has to sort the mail before delivering it.
(467) Let's sort out the different types of leaves we found.
(468) We need to sort out the different types of vegetables.
(469) We need to sort out this problem before it gets worse.
(470) The museum curator needs to sort the artifacts by era.
(471) We need to sort out our differences and work together.
(472) Let's sort out the seating arrangements for the party.
(473) Let's sort out the seating arrangements for the event.
(474) Let's sort out these papers and organize them by date.
(475) The coach asked us to sort the players by skill level.
(476) I have to sort through my options and make a decision.
(477) She's going to sort out the laundry before washing it.
(478) He's trying to sort out his finances before investing.
(479) The committee proscribed any sort of violent behavior.
(480) Bubble sort is a popular algorithm for sorting arrays.
(481) I need to sort through the pile of emails in my inbox.
(482) A good sort of book can transport you to another world.
(483) Let's putter away and sort through our old photographs.
(484) I am trying to sort the 'dwarves' array alphabetically.
(485) Selection sort is a comparison-based sorting algorithm.
(486) The main advantage of selection sort is its simplicity.
(487) The coach decided to sort by class for the team roster.
(488) The poljes array can be used to implement a merge sort.
(489) Make sure to sort by category when arranging the array.
(490) The movie was entertaining, in some sort of dark humor.
(491) You can sort with tags to easily categorize your files.
(492) We need to sort these letters by sound and letter type.
(493) We can use classification to sort our clothes by color.
(494) Prior to starting a puzzle, we need to sort the pieces.
(495) I need to sort out my toys before I can play with them.
(496) It's important to sort out the different types of nuts.
(497) Let's sort out the different types of flowers we found.
(498) Let's sort out the different types of insects we found.
(499) It's important to sort out the different types of fish.
(500) I need to sort out my priorities and make a to-do list.
(501) I need to sort my music collection by genre and artist.
(502) The table was used as a place to sort and fold laundry.
(503) The farmer needs to sort the crops by quality and size.
(504) The accountant helped me sort the receipts by category.
(505) He's trying to sort out the best option for his career.
(506) The rabid animal had a sort of crazed look in its eyes.
(507) I need to sort up my study playlist to keep me focused.
(508) I always sort up my study snacks to avoid distractions.
(509) A good sort of vacation can recharge your mind and body.
(510) The swaps array is sorted using a bubble sort algorithm.
(511) She is sort of artistic and enjoys painting and drawing.
(512) I'll unpack the suitcase and sort out the dirty clothes.
(513) The poljes array can be used to implement a bubble sort.
(514) Remember to sort by category for a more organized array.
(515) I'll tidy through the laundry room and sort the clothes.
(516) I don't like the sort of people who gossip about others.
(517) You should sort out your career goals before graduation.
(518) We need to sort out the school supplies by type and use.
(519) I need to sort my clothes by color before doing laundry.
(520) It's time to sort out our differences and work together.
(521) The teacher asked us to sort the countries by continent.
(522) I need to sort out my thoughts before making a decision.
(523) The doctor needs to sort the medical records by patient.
(524) The mailroom clerk needs to sort the mail by department.
(525) I need to sort out my relationships and prioritize them.
(526) I like to sort my shoes by color and style in my closet.
(527) The method of organizing the closet is to sort by color.
(528) The doctor will sort out the medication for the patient.
(529) She's going to sort out the wardrobe for the new season.
(530) The bubble sort algorithm is a stable sorting algorithm.
(531) Bubble sort is not suitable for real-world applications.
(532) I need to sort through the heap of clothes in my closet.
(533) Let's sort up the study materials for the upcoming exam.
(534) I need to sort the daybooks in this array alphabetically.
(535) She is a good sort of friend who is always there for you.
(536) I like to sort my jellybeans by color before eating them.
(537) The subroutine is used to sort the elements in the array.
(538) The depot is where we sort and categorize incoming goods.
(539) We can sort the trackings array based on delivery status.
(540) The literators array can be sorted using the sort method.
(541) The array candider can be used to implement a merge sort.
(542) The best way to arrange the array is to sort by category.
(543) The painting was beautiful, in some sort of abstract way.
(544) It's time to sort out your travel plans for winter break.
(545) My financial aid was gnarled up and I had to sort it out.
(546) Let's sort the laundry by colors before we start washing.
(547) We can use an algorithm to sort objects by size or color.
(548) It's important to sort out your thoughts before speaking.
(549) Let's sort out the recycling before taking out the trash.
(550) I need to sort out my notes before studying for the test.
Sort meaning
Sort is a versatile word that can be used in various contexts and situations. Whether you are writing an essay, a report, or simply engaging in a conversation, incorporating the word "sort" effectively can enhance your communication skills. In this article, we will explore different tips and examples on how to use the word "sort" or the phrase "sort of" in a sentence.
1. Use "sort" as a noun: When using "sort" as a noun, it refers to a category, type, or kind of something. Here are a few examples: - "I enjoy reading all sorts of books, from mystery novels to historical biographies." - "The store offers a wide variety of fruits, including apples, oranges, and all sorts of berries." - "She has a unique sense of style, always wearing different sorts of outfits that catch everyone's attention."
2. Use "sort" as a verb: As a verb, "sort" means to arrange or organize things into categories or groups. Here are some examples: - "Please sort the documents alphabetically before filing them." - "The librarian sorted the books by genre to make it easier for readers to find their preferred titles." - "I need to sort my wardrobe and donate the clothes I no longer wear."
3. Use "sort of" as a phrase: The phrase "sort of" is commonly used to express uncertainty, approximation, or to soften a statement. Here are a few examples: - "I'm not sure if I can make it to the party tonight, but I'll sort of try my best." - "The movie was sort of entertaining, but it lacked a compelling storyline." - "He's sort of a genius when it comes to solving complex mathematical problems."
4. Use "sort" in idiomatic expressions: The word "sort" is also used in various idiomatic expressions, adding depth and nuance to your language. Here are a few examples: - "He's a different sort of person, always thinking outside the box." - "She's the sort of friend who will always be there for you, no matter what." - "The company is going through a rough patch, but they will sort things out soon."
5. Use "sort" to compare or contrast: When comparing or contrasting different things, "sort" can be used to highlight similarities or differences. Here are some examples: - "The two cars are similar in price, but they are different sorts of vehicles." - "Both novels explore themes of love and loss, but they are sorted into different genres." - "The two candidates have similar qualifications, but they have different sorts of experience."
In conclusion, the word "sort" and the phrase "sort of" can be used in various ways to enhance your writing and communication skills. By incorporating these tips and examples into your vocabulary, you can effectively convey your thoughts and ideas while adding depth and precision to your language.
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