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Meanings of found a sort in English
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Usage of found a sort in English
1
In the end, however, he found a sort of peace with himself.
2
August 5th I went to the bank and found a sort of panic.
3
And the next moment she had found a sort of voice.
4
We found a sort of grotto between the stones, strewn with dried leaves.
5
There I found a sort of shaft heading upward between two watertight bulkheads.
6
We'd found a sort of comfort in all that noise.
7
The Willing Warlock found a sort of stick in the floor and moved it.
8
Jocelyn Gordon found a sort of fearful joy in the anger of this self-contained Englishman.
9
Hanging on a tree, he found a sort of masquerading dress made out of bark.
10
Yesterday morning I found a sort of map on the floor under young Paul's washstand.
11
He turned the light on and found a sort of pornographic magazine folded up on the floor.
12
Behind, I found a sort of flexible portcullis of small bars of wood laid close together horizontally.
13
Because they knew that she found a sort of religious consolation- akindof religious comfort-inforgiving the wretch.
14
As a conchologist he was less favoured, and only found a sort of mussel and some bivalve shells.
15
Skirting this outwork, they found a sort of earthen arch-anopening not much larger than the opening of an oven.
16
Vona found a sort of furtive uneasiness in the way he glanced out of the window and fingered his vest-pocket equipment.
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