Sentence examples for sort of set up from inspiring English sources
"It's sort of set up as a fairy tale".
"And we have to sort of set up some benchmarks as to what we expect".
And I'm glad he passed it with one vote, but it sort of set up a lot of the political problems to come".
"It was pretty well understood that Syngman Rhee, who was sort of set up as the President of the South Korean Republic, was an American puppet," Fenkl said.
"We're sort of set up for things to go through the states, and then filter up to the federal government," said Steve Koivisto, 47, a Democrat and music instrument repair technician in Baton Rouge, La., who backs same-sex marriage.
I'd missed the "Speed Schmoozing" conference, which was sort of set up like speed-dating, five minutes MAX with each other.
That sort of set-up has been adopted in Chile and Sweden.Another convert is Hungary.
It's exactly the sort of set-up that you need on a city break: somewhere to unwind with a hot drink after a busy day out and about.
I guess loads of people who grew up in the 70s or early 80s remember a similar sort of set-up.
It has a Michelin star and the same sort of set-up as James's supper club: one set menu and you all eat at the same time.
If an animal is given the shock immediately after hearing the sound, it will associate the latter with the former and show fearful behaviour when it hears the sound.Using this sort of set-up, Dr Shumyatsky discovered that mice with stathmin knocked out found it hard to make the association.
