Sentence examples for firm kind from inspiring English sources
But the firm kind of ended its real existence the day the government bond scandal hit John Gutfreund's office".
I much prefer the firm kind though: floury potatoes become stodgy in such a rich sauce, while more robust Maris Peers or Charlottes offer a textural contrast.
Jenny Agutter could have been cast as head nun by the British Tourist Board in accordance with the standard export version of the country: firm, kind and obliquely but inextricably linked with the Railway Children.
I held my hand up as high as I could, and he reached down, with a look of amused delight, grabbed my out-stretched hand and shook his processed-hair head vigorously, as he held me firm, kind of in a happy parody of The Beatles' famous "Ooooo!" head-shake move (yes, of course, I had full-blown Beatles hair).
Make eye contact and use a firm, kind tone to calm them down and encourage them to swim to shore.
Well, for these restaurateurs, it means there is a firm and kind of arbitrary price threshold.
But a member of the firm was kind enough to refer him to a Carroll Gardens designer named Robert B. Farrell.
"He did not even have a link to my law firm, which kind of upset me," Mr. Guirard said.
He struck me as an astonishingly confident man: face chiseled from a granite block; voice firm but kind.
