Sentence examples for done some kind from inspiring English sources

Yet a trial cannot be postponed until the missing experiments are done: some kind of verdict must be reached.

No such luck, although somebody must've done some kind of song and dance to get this baloney on the air.

"We don't know if Nijinsky actually saw the Thai classical dance troupe in St . Petersburg but I believe he must have done some kind of workshop on Thai classical dance".

"The Pentagon has done some kind of event on 9/11 ever since it happened because we came under attack," said Allison Barber, deputy assistant secretary of defense for communications.

Yes, all these PE houses must have done some kind of due diligence on SpinVox – but I doubt very much they looked very deeply into the technology, which is something a real VC would have done.

James Bloodsworth writes about the swing to UKIP in a piece for the New Statesman and blames the shifting provenance of our political class: "When Margaret Thatcher came to power in 1979, 40 per cent of Labour MPs had done some kind of manual or clerical work before they entered parliament.

It was only a chambermaid, doing some kind of checking.

Japan do some kind of samurai sword action.

Gus: "I'm doing some kind of organ solo.

Did some kind of toxic substance get into his system?

Maybe they could even do some kind of collaboration.