Sentence examples for end kind from inspiring English sources

The weather hurt us, but the political end kind of held the month up".

We tried it in various spots in the film, but it worked at the end, kind of as a way of giving Arthur the last word.

They have two to eight clicks and then a pause and an added click at the end, kind of like the Canadian 'eh.' We've also noticed that these clans ply the water differently.

In one striking sentence, Baumbach and Gerwig seemed to set themselves an onerous writing challenge: "Maybe she has some idea of how she thinks the world should work which people make fun of, even she knows is ridiculous, but in the end kind of happens for her".

She had been torn between that and one of the spa's Siddha Vaidya therapies, involving dripping oils and herbal wraps and massages, which were all a bit more expensive ($200 to $225) and, in the end, kind of wished she'd gone with the fancier ones because of how good the wrap was.

It's funny, 96th Street was a very mixed up crowd, you had the West End kind of crowd, but then you had Douglas Projects too.

Christensen was himself a low-end kind of guy.

It's not a big old the-world's-coming-to-an-end kind of thing".

They snap up much of the grossly inadequate supply of new housing, most of it of the high-end kind.

"Underwear is not easy to find in Rome," said Ms. Linchet, an associate professor of French from Birmingham, Ala., "except for the high-end kind".

Ms. Liu returned to the United States in the mid-90's to attend the Groton School, where culture shock - the high-end kind -- hit her harder than it had when she moved to China.