Sentence examples for holiday kind from inspiring English sources
"It is a 'let's lift a glass and toast' kind of improvement even if it not a 'let's declare a federal holiday' kind of deal," quips Lane, a pediatric nephrologist.
As it turns out, GE has created an entire week's worth of science-related "holidays" (kind of like National Dance Day, or any other branded holiday).
The reason we still struggle even though we all "know" what to do is because we often treat the question of "how do I not gain weight over the holidays" kind of like jumping out of an airplane and THEN searching for our parachute.
As a Lakota, the holiday is kind of what I said: a grand meal, a few days off of school for the kids and football.
But the half-term school holiday was kind to the Barden Bellas, as they pull convincingly ahead of the post-apocalyptic road warriors.
"Every year, celebrating that holiday, it kind of makes me mad.
We met at a table in my friend Jonathan Larson's Greenwich Street loft during one of Jonathan's "Peasant Feasts" -- a pot-luck holiday luau kind of thing that penniless Jonathan hosted yearly for his teeming family of friends.
( Instead of potatoes). She died last week, but somebody neglected to run her obituary until today, which is such a holiday-rush kind of thing to do.
("He was so handsome, sharp as the devil's tail," is how an old woman remembers this Billie-Holiday's-kind-of-guy).
Most holiday adverts are kind of sexy.
When asked if he was on holiday she replied "kind of".
