Sentence examples similar to a kind of spear from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lue considers the first cut, "Love Dance," the most commercial, describing it as "somewhere between Spice Girls with a kind of flavor of Britney Spears or the Back Street Boys, but a little more mature".

It may not be every day that the wind decides to turn a normal-ass beach umbrella into some kind of spear, but it definitely happens, so be careful out there.

"Recent research indicates that stone points — the oldest kind of spear point — are about 500,000 years old," he said.

Get some kind of Spear.

The pregnancy of Jamie Lynn Spears, the 16-year-old sister of Britney Spears, provoked a kind of national agita in the homes of her young fans, as parents held forth about abstinence, abortion and adoption, to say nothing of the child-rearing skills of teenagers.

Small carved heads used as a kind of currency and small heads carved on spear shafts complete the New Caledonian range of figure sculpture.

Even more cutely, animal parts are often said to be doing their "resting" on a "bed" (of spinach, or parsley coulis, as it might be), waiting for the eater to spear them, in a kind of sexual reverie of anticipated violence, like heaving-breasted heroines leaving their window open for Count Dracula.

A kind of concave scraper, perhaps used to smooth and shape wooden spears, is typical of the Clactonian industry.

Before the chorus begins Spears jumps from the tree in a kind of bungee jump under a water curtain.

THE STONE I suspect that the day Britney Spears shaved her own hair off represented a kind of Sartrean or Socratic argument, rather than, say, a nervous breakdown.

A kind of club.