Sentence examples for front of a kind from inspiring English sources

"He wouldn't give the testimony they wanted from him, and so they put him in front of a kind of choice".

What would it signify if Lila chose to unfurl her first words in front of a kind stranger rather than her own mother?

In "Self and Some Trophies Shot in 1875," a British photographer reclines, rifle in hand, in front of a kind of charnel house of animal heads and pelts.

Arianna, who wrote about Maria Callas, would recognize in her the same throw-yourself-in-front-of-a-bus kind of performer, who constantly challenges herself.

Adjacent was a merch front selling rare one-of-a-kind RuPaul barbie dolls and china plates.

In his front garden stands a one-of-a-kind mobile of a wooden sailboat with eight metal spokes at its base.

You can do whatever you want," Bergquist said, finding joy on a somber day of grieving for both of them after hearing the news that Dave Foreman, their "old musical friend" and "one-of-a-kind" front of house engineer for years known as "Juicy," had died the previous night.

As University College London's first-ever public engagement coordinator, Dr. Cross said he "talked to theater directors, museum curators, someone who runs science events — the idea was to find a way to get real researchers, talking about real research, in front of a different kind of audience than you'd get in a classroom".

Murdoch père paused to run each answer through his shrewd mental calculations of the legal implications of his own words, occasionally smiting the tabletop in front in a kind of brutal authoritarian emphasis that began to make his wife Wendi Deng distinctly nervous.

But if it gets the greatest band in the history of rock music in front of any kind of new audience, that will be enough.

I think he needs to build on two strengths: one is the idea of having a conversation with people rather than performing in front of them in a kind of parade; and secondly building a team, as he has been doing, so this is a team approach.