| In fact, the expression is modern, and it seems to refer to the unsorted output from a textile mill. |
| Instead we have our post unsorted and often immobile in lorries on jammed roads. |
| We cleared it of scads of unsorted mail, a few old magazines, the Sunday Times and random pocket detritus. |
| If you are at home obviously you've got photo albums and also shoe boxes full of unsorted pictures. |
| In cross-section, the deposits consist of unsorted pebbles, cobbles, and boulders in a matrix of fine-grained debris. |
| Using unsorted and uncatalogued manuscript collections is also often restricted, and you may have to obtain special permission from the archivist. |
