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Meanings of created a sort in anglès

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Usage of created a sort in anglès
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The Bustanoby's bought out Martin's and created a sort of sidewalk cafe.
The new yorker
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The guns were fired at regular intervals, which created a sort of rhythm.
The Sword of Antietam: A Story of the Nation's Crisis
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He has created a sort of-well ,lyric- instoneonthat hill.
Waysiders, Stories of Connacht
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The swirl created a sort of undertow, dragging Nikki down.
Raging Heat
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It created a sort of extra layer of worry.
The Irish Times
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The containers have created a sort of up-facing tunnel.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
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He created a sort of makeshift hod.
The water room
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He had created a sort of human orchid whose petals showed few, wonderfully few, signs of withering.
December Love
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That created a sort of breathing space that allowed me to move on, just fractionally, to whatever was next.
The Guardian
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She's created a sort of checklist of what helps her and what she needs to pack if she returns.
BBC
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Repeated meditation on displays of shoal, sand-bank, and water, has created a sort of attachment to geography for its own sake.
Jane Talbot
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The alliance of France with the Americans created a sort of reflex patriotism which the Government did what it could to foster.
George Washington
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He has created a sort of Covid Westeros, where local warlords rail and scheme against him, as do some of his own courtiers.
The Guardian
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The extravagance of romantic writers at that time, further, created a sort of subspecies called in its day and since the 'Gothic' romance.
A History of English Literature
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I remember, too, that the demonstrator used to wear a blue apron, which created a sort of impression of a cannibal butcher's shop.
The Vanishing Man: A Detective Romance
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For many of the teams not involved in the play-off stages of the National League the coming weeks have created a sort of football limbo.
The Irish Times
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