用to sort out造句子，“to sort out”造句

They stand out there, but would be even better heading home to sort out the mess.

So I had to cover the book and close my eyes to sort out my feelings.

There are itsy-bitsy technical problems to sort out, but the idea is cool enough.

It is not difficult to sort out the materials as long as time permits.

Xia Zhen, who can finally take a breath, is now able to sort out the information in his mind.

He decides to sort out her life for her, while a pushy Greek chorus dispenses advice from the sidelines.

Every day, your life is filled with happiness, so you have no time to worry, once so enthusiastic words, no leisure to sort out and serve.

So Mr Sarkozy finds himself having to sort out another tricky industrial problem, and hoping to repeat his success at Airbus.

If you are tired, put down your books, lean against the window and let the evening breeze blow in front of you to sort out your dazzling thoughts.

Busy for the livelihood of the busy, tedious life is always not enough time, too late to sort out the work in hand, yesterday has gone far.

Being honest is a virtue as well as a kind of exercise. The precondition is to learn to cultivate one's mind, to sort out the soul of life and to build a wall of thinking.

And then I went back to my desk to sort out how much things had changed in the working world in the five years I spent at play group and the co-op.

In fact, we've never had more ways to sort out the good from the bad: a variety of tools and techniques are emerging from the same collision of technology and media that has created the confusion.

If you build your relationship on what you do, not what you say, Dr Love says the man in your life will feel more in tune with you, less threatened and there will be fewer issues to sort out.

Everyone knows how to use a mirror to sort out his appearance, but seldom uses a mirror to see his shortcomings. Most people like to guard their own shortcomings, not easy to see their own shortcomings. If we can see clearly our shortcomings with microscope, we will work harder.

A man who is strong in heart is not afraid of difficulties and setbacks. He usually goes upstream against the wind. Even more complicated things, he can use an orderly way of thinking to sort out this thing, he is always smiling face life, because his dictionary is not impossible three words.

A judge may have to sort out the immediate squabble.

She went to a psychiatrist to try to sort out her problems.

Asia needs to sort out the thicket of regional-security organisations.

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As worrying, the various leaders gathering in London are not agreed on how to sort out the economic mess.

Tottenham, livid, set a Friday midday deadline to sort out compensation or say they will report Chelsea to the Premier League.

After a little rest, my father had to sort out the waste, pack it up and pick it across the river for sale.

It will take far longer to sort out a backlog of cancelled flights; to move planes and crew in the wrong places to where they should be; and to return supply chains to normal.

That means doing more to sort out the festering Arab-Israeli conflict, and talking to Iran and Syria about how they can help in Iraq, or at least stop doing harm.

But for now, he said, the issue is a moot point, because the definition of a planet was necessary mostly to sort out objects that are much smaller than anything we've seen outside our solar system.

When all are lonely, life is too complicated. We need to sort out ourselves from time to time. It is lonely in the night to accompany us. When there is a lonely time, the world is too noisy. We need to look at ourselves from time to time. It is lonely in the rush to heal us.

Let's try to sort out the mess.

You need a professional to sort out your finances.

One day, his mum told him to sort out his life.

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The difference is that art tries to express the chaos and confusion of minds, while design tends to sort out those creative and wild ideas.

Even if I encounter more tedious things, as long as I calm down to sort out one by one like cleaning clothes, it will be perfectly solved.

At the end of the year, the government was ordered to sort out the documents and materials realistically, accept their general accounting books, evaluate their reported achievements, and help Wang decide to dismiss and promote the officials.

The Jedi Knight, Qui-Gon (Liam Neeson cast as a Samurai) and his apprentice, Obi-Wan (new wave star Ewan McGregor with a vocal hint of Alec Guinness), are sent in to sort out the mess.

She tried to sort out her proBlems.

Leaving children to sort out their own problems can sometimes be good to their development.

There's still a lot to sort out - we have to check-in to the venue, set up the sweetie buffet, collect bridesmaid dresses and have a manicure.

I learned how to sort out what I wanted and felt from what other people told me I should want and feel.

In the former case, it could provide a place to try to sort out their differences peacefully, while core security interests - at least for the five permanent members - would be protected by the veto.

Trying to sort out these observations and implications, I call to mind a statement by Chiou I-jen, formerly the campaign manager for Chen Shui-bian:"Taiwan is in effect an independent sovereign state, the current name of which is 'the Republic of China'."

We urged them to sort out the problem sooner rather than later.

At last, the article is ended with the analysis on my graduation project, trying to sort out clearly from thinking to practice.

The inflow of EU money for modernisation of infrastructure softened the effects of the fiscal squeeze in countries that had to sort out their public finances in a hurry.

It'll take considerable time to sort out the marks of talc powder in the holds. The best way is to sort them out ashore.

This is your chance to sort out any problems on either of those fronts, because Full Moons are always an opportunity to bring difficulties to an end or to do something constructive about them.

Mr Mulally was brought in to sort out the mess.

The report says one way to address both problems is to strengthen forest governance - which in practical terms, means finding ways to sort out conflicting claims on trees and land.

Everyone lives their life by some sort of internalized list of values or moral code, but many people don't take the time to sort out what they really believe in.

Two people were in one voice, quick to react, quickly popping apart on both sides, one carrying a tray to the dispensary, and the other sitting back at the table to sort out the medical record folder. For only a second, the clinic was quiet as before.

Sometime between two and four in the morning Churchill quits and goes to bed, leaving others to sort out carbons.