We could be stuck in a range as this stuff sorts itself out.
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How this love quadrilateral sorts itself out is fascinating, but the film doesn't end there.
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We plan to increase this by 100% when my boyfriend's new job sorts itself out.
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Imagine a chastened C-suite sorts itself out and pushes female board representation to 50 percent.
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We'll wait for the platform info, get to our seats, and hope it sorts itself out at the other end.
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I have been in backups there at all hours as traffic sorts itself out with reverberant, souls-of-the-damned honking.
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It will take time to gear up for the transition, and there will be winners and losers as the marketplace sorts itself out.
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Many observers still hope that, once an unusually chaotic new administration sorts itself out, it will revert to a policy that flows recognisably from America's seven decades of experience in Asia.
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The streaming wars accelerated in 2019, but it will be a while before the competition sorts itself out and winners emerge, former Showtime Networks CEO Matthew Blank told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"I think it will be a few years until the United Kingdom sorts itself out, but in the meantime the European Union is available to talk trade with the U.S.," Varadkar said.
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Billionaire and liberal philanthropist George Soros has been telling his aides that he may not back a candidate during the 2020 Democratic presidential primary as the potentially large field sorts itself out.
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Neither Europe nor the wider world will go on "pause" while the SPD sorts itself out (which it singularly failed to do in its last spell in opposition, from 2009 to 2013).
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Just when the team sorts itself out—a team that has lost 14 games all season, mind you—and is beginning to resemble its unstoppable self, here comes the best player on the team to ruin it all.
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As the streaming music business—indeed, the digital music business in general—sorts itself out, artists and services will experiment to try to make something that satisfies fans' rabid needs, and the equally important need of artists to get paid.
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But in the meantime, while all this technology sorts itself out, Gulliver urges flyers to do as he always tries—and sometimes fails—to remember to do: when taking off on a cloudy day, look out the window as you ascend, and catch that transcendent moment when the plane breaks through the cloud cover into the sunny sky above.
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