Sentence examples for joint kind from inspiring English sources

"A bone kind of popped out," Woods told CBS. "And the joint kind of went out of place.

Her joints kind of swollen from arthritis.

"Inside the joint was kind of creepy, too," Mr. Fishman said, "and upstairs they have all these secret rooms and stuff.

If there is a floor show on Thursdays at this club, one of the last old-style juke joints, the kind where the Delta blues once incubated, it is offered by Mr. Seaberry himself.

But Wendy's – creators of the Baconator as well as other classics such as Dave's Hot 'N Juicy ¼lb and the Small Frosty – is hoping that by adding fireplaces and comfy sofas to its 600 company-owned stores in the US it will make its square-hamburger joints the kind of place where you can kick off your shoes, grab a paper and scarf down a juicy Son of Baconator.

Self-piercing riveting (SPR) is a new performing technology able to joint several kinds of metal and non-metal supports together.

"All this for a guy who has earned his living working dying dances, strip joints, every kind of bar, sometimes for no doubt all," he said in the 1990 Tribune interview.

They use different makes of artificial joints, different kinds of anesthesia, different regimens for post-surgical pain control and physical therapy.

England sashayed around Paris last weekend like they owned the joint, which they kind of did, although France were not far short of a joke.

"I lit the first joint, and that kind of set it off," Khalatbari recalls.

One-of-a-kind joint effort Ms. Bushu collects her relief kit.