The phrase "a sort of arranged" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been organized or set up in a particular way, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The event was a sort of arranged gathering of local artists and musicians."
Alternatives: "a kind of organized" or "a type of planned".
That can be acceptable to the borrower if the payday loan is more convenient than an overdraft, or some other sort of arranged loan, and is taken for just a few days.
Mrs. Concord tells her that it's always been sort of arranged that the boy go in with the firm of Satterthwaite & Ferguson.
What a stupid, fucking arsehole!" – and though I suppose I mean, specifically, for having smoked myself to death, I also mean more generally, for being a creature that dies – thinking that the relationship between me and my mortal self was the sort of arranged marriage, the fundamental terms of which I never agreed to.
But I do think that a kind of arranged "date" might be a better way to find out if there is any sort of mutual attraction.
"If I could find one, or maybe two or three or even four of them, and then sort of arrange them in the right order," he says amiably, "well, that would be an excellent quest".
But if I could find one, or maybe two or three or even four of them, and then sort of arrange them in the right order... well, that would be an excellent quest".
" "the obstacles that you'll probably come across with most parents is that they do stuff with their kids, i.e. swimming lessons …because when you're trying to sort of arrange things with other parents it's 'oh no, we've got ballet tomorrow'".
The front room, a sort of glorified saloon, arranges the booths in a line on one side.
Admob is a sort of advertising middle-man, arranging with publishers and developers to put ad spaces onto web sites and applications (including games, of course), then selling those spaces to advertisers.
