Sentence examples similar to a kind setting from inspiring English sources

"Crayon," which appeared on the EP "One of a Kind," set an almost impossibly high bar.

For the Russians to admit to an accident of any kind sets a precedent, which may be a reflection of Mr Gorbachev's policy of greater openness.

He said Slazer had spurned offers above $30 million for the penthouse triplex; the developers are asking $45 million for that one-of-a-kind setting.

— They were gathered here on the banks of the Hudson at Trophy Point among captured artillery, a one-of-a-kind setting for a one-of-a-kind college football moment.

Many concept cars at auto shows wear one-of-a-kind sets of rubber, designed on computers that communicate to milling machines that engrave the treads.

My guess is they'll have a cell phone seating section or possibly a "lounge" of some kind set aside for the purpose.

I'm packing Mr Darwin's Gardener by Kristina Carlson – a quiet novel (my favourite kind) set in Downe, the village where Darwin spent his last years.

Yoshiaki Yuki, an owner and an artist, presents tiers of three one-of-a-kind dishes set down on lacquered tables.

At the time, most rocket engines were one-of-a-kind chemistry sets — good for one flight only.

That lent America inflexible strength of a kind that set it apart from all other nations.

The plot is not quite Medea, but this memoir is a kind of setting ablaze of a life's work that for Gordon is now inextricable from heartbreak.