Sentence examples for Quick kind from inspiring English sources

"A quick, kind word can go a long, long way," he said.

"We want to be able to be plug-and-play quick, kind of like the Twilio model," he says of the forthcoming developer option.

If you are a "get rich quick" kind of person then blogging may not be for you.

The crossover was quick, kind of boring, and too vapid to mean anything but the taste left me with a new craving.

"It was just like a quick kind of pull," she told NBC Channel 4. "I kind of looked at it, and I was like, 'Oh, my gosh.'" She said the shark swam away as she turned to run.

"The song kind of happened super-quick, kind of out of nowhere," Mr. Curtis said.

Ambition, in 4 Languages Mr. Said's suit, accented by a black-and-white handkerchief in the pocket, shines like his optimism, the get-rich-quick kind.

The choreography imposed a different, quicker kind of logic, but by now I've seen enough dance to understand that music need not always set the pace: as so often in the art of collaboration, a loss of creative independence can be a gain in creative power.

We will surely, we must surely, find a better, cheaper, quicker, kinder way out.

Trauma calls, or gunshot calls, are the quickest kinds of medical calls.

"Housing is not a quick-in and quick-out kind of thing," he said.