Sentence examples for enter the kind from inspiring English sources
One observation supporting this theory is that many sufferers immediately feel better when they enter the kind of moving environment that touched off the disorder in the first place — a boat, car or plane.
From the outset of her acting career — she studied at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), in Sydney, from 1990 to 1992 — Blanchett exhibited an uncanny ability to enter the kind of egoless state that her former teacher the director Lindy Davies calls "transformational".
The effect is strange, of course, but also familiar as you climb a spiral staircase to the installation - just as you did with Douglas Gordon's Artangel piece - and enter the kind of dilapidated space Iain Sinclair might inhabit with a dead scholar.
Yet for a teacher, a technical way of thinking is needed in order to enter the kind of dialogue with company employees that is needed to explore and meet their specific English needs.
Users enter the kind of work they need to have done, either through its website or mobile app, specify their make and model, and tell the system how soon they'd like to schedule the service for and if they'd like to drop their vehicle off, wait for it to be repaired, or perhaps even have a mechanic come to them.
The employee enters the kind and number of guns wanted, and the order is processed.
Arriving at Jane Ashley's house feels like entering the kind of bucolic idyll on which her mother Laura built a fashion empire.
After 24 years of uninterrupted economic growth, Australia is entering the kind of difficult waters experienced by every other major developed country in the past decade.
"I'm entering the kind of places in my work where I don't even have a name for it, this art," she says.
In losing to Australia by one wicket with three balls to spare after the last-wicket pair put on 57, it was entering the kind of territory where you wondered when they might win again.
In the first decade of this century around 70% of the overall population increase in the UK came from foreign-born immigration, with many of these people entering the kind of demographic that typically produces footballers.
