Sentence examples for doing their kind from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Lauren Cochrane 2.51pm BST Pearce Fionda Pearce Fionda, nineties party dress kings, came back to the LFW catwalk after a 14 year absence because they felt no one was doing their kind of clothes well.

Does their kind of thinking and perceiving also consist of drawing inferences in a language of thought?

And not merely as employees doing their special kind of work; but as human beings in whose lives she is really interested.

And that's how it happens that I'm holding Mark's hand and sort of dancing, and Deb is holding Shoshana's hand, and they're doing their own kind of jig.

"In this day, when everybody's kind of doing their own thing and kind of dancing independently... the Kid 'n Play dance is a dance you have to do with somebody else," Kid explains.

But, in terms of the memories changing ‑‑ and there was originally a longer thing in the diner, where the old Joe character went into this in more detail -- but the memories are kind of doing their best, and so it kind of gets really, really cloudy when things are still in flux.

Doing their first tour, you kind of knew it was happening and there was no stopping it.

That's either evidence to me of somebody not doing their job or the kind of willful ignorance I alluded to earlier or trying to cover things up.

Their visitor numbers are evidence they're doing their jobs, so these kinds of shows are both typical of contemporary museums and are usually money-spinners.

Men do their own kind of bitching - who's up and who's down.' The World Cup WAGs are a good example of this.

When I read it carefully I discovered that it was actually about the Pentagon drafting plans for Iraq, and that my eyes had done their own kind of crazy Google search and linked the two words.