The phrase 'sort of transport' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specific type of transport, such as a car, train, bus, or airplane. For example: "What sort of transport will you be using to get to the airport?".
"The Italian food and Italian wines can sort of transport us to the places we're reading about".
Not a good thing, several people warned me: buses weren't the sort of transport someone like me -- white, female and 58 -- should take by herself.
I also worry there is an increasingly vocal and powerful lobby in this country pushing for cycling to be treated as an inherently perilous pursuit with necessarily specialist equipment, which goes completely against the sort of transport culture which might actually get more people on their bikes.
Instead, you fire up the Stat app, tie it to a corporate credit card, select the sort of transport you need, and select the pickup point and destination.
He said any challenge by campaigners could jeopardise the scheme and prevent Bristol from "getting the sort of transport system it deserves".
"There's going to have to be some sort of transport network on the surface to move things between where resources are acquired to where they're processed and utilized," notes Anderson.
All ten American C40-city plans have some sort of transport-policy aspect, whether public, such as switching to hybrid or electric taxis and buses, personal, such as encouraging cycling, or both.
Meek: But I wonder if it was sort of transported for an exhibition, or stored, whether - I mean would they empty the glass?
This strips out all sorts of transport and inventory costs from the production process, for both Tetra Pak and its customer.
Now Uber wants to be a one-stop platform for all sorts of transport options.
These data are explained if interplay between capsid and APP is not random, is more robust than with TGN46, and if Golgi elements were able to maintain some level of sorting of transport vesicle proteins despite viral occupants.
