Sentence examples for a kind month from inspiring English sources

July hasn't been a kind month for Ford Motor.

Williams says, "that's exactly right...and April is not going to be a kind month to Rick Santorum".

In Seth Mnookin's piece about a rare genetic disease, a medical researcher says, "In this day of social media, dedicated, educated, and well-informed families have the ability to make a huge impact" ("One of a Kind," July 21st).

Re "For Branca, an Asterisk of a Different Kind," Aug. 15: I am one of those die-hard Brooklyn Dodgers fans who rue the day they were stolen.

Hiroh Kikai, born in 1945, is a kind of August Sander without a studio.

But there is one group for whom a kind of July phenomenon might exist -- psychiatric patients.

The Cello Concerto shines with a kind of February sun: gray, bleak and penetrating.

A kind of August bank holiday delirium settled over Clacton-on-Sea on Monday as police and people of this seaside corner of Essex embarked on a frenzied lion hunt.

I say this in spite of the facts that 1) the first round is often the most entertaining one, a kind of April Madness, 2) the Kings, who I repeat are not mediocre, would not have qualified this year, because they finished eighth in their conference, and 3) it will never happen, because the owners and the players will not forfeit the money they make from playing all those games.

GG was trying to walk down Avenue B and there was a kind of march that he's leading.

While there won't be impeachment proceedings this year, what about the House letting him know that IF he attacks Iran without adequate cause in a kind of October Surprise, it would begin proceedings?