Sentence examples for day kind from inspiring English sources

Though both Pascrell and Kind were sworn in on the same day, Kind is technically more senior ― his last name is ahead of Pascrell's alphabetically.

I didn't start writing in an organized, every day, kind of way until I was 21.

(Chinen) MARK SOSKIN QUARTET (Friday and Saturday) On his recent album, "One Hopeful Day" (Kind of Blue), the pianist Mark Soskin recasts standards and unpacks originals with an all-star ensemble.

Doris Day kind of way -- to watch her suffer tearful humiliations, and also funny to watch her recover her dignity and tell off the snobs and hypocrites who have underestimated or maligned her.

At 9 and 10 30 p.m., Smalls, 183 West 10th Street, West Village, (212) 252-5091, smallsjazzclub.com; cover, $20. (Chinen) MARK SOSKIN QUARTET (Friday and Saturday) On his recent album, "One Hopeful Day" (Kind of Blue), the pianist Mark Soskin recasts standards and unpacks originals with an all-star ensemble.

It's Thursday right now, and this has been the second day kind of catastrophic declines in the public markets.

Dr. Yanker is a savvy, spunky, seize-the-day kind of senior who started riding a motorcycle at age 67 and traveled to Cali, Colombia, over Christmas to watch bullfighting.

"Certainly if you're going to be playing in this next day or two-day kind of space, you're got to be near a hub, near an airport," said James Morales, the logistics manager of hpshopping.com.

Above-inflation costs for food, energy, housing and transport coupled with cuts to wages, benefits and public services means the prospect of a modest, "three-meals-a-day" kind of life is receding rapidly for many low- to middle-income families, with no obvious prospect of a reversal in fortune.

But it is, at best, a Sunday kind of love he offers, a proposition that Mr. Cumpsty embodies most touchingly.

There has also been a Monday kind of love: ESPN showed the Mets-Cubs game last Monday and would have carried Monday's game against the Dodgers if rain had not forced its postponement.