Sentence examples similar to kind have expanded from inspiring English sources
The gifts in-kind have expanded to the groups representing the health and social services, culture, arts, and the community at large.
Yet sport –of all kinds – has expanded to fill the space that more serious pursuits (such as politics) used to occupy.
Cars are often unnecessary or even burdensome in places where there is good mass transit or networks of bicycle lanes of the kind that cities like New York and Paris have expanded in recent years.
But the evolution of IT services to IP networks; and a wider trend of smart and connected-everything, have expanded the kinds of applications and customers that need special, reliable networks for their data, and in turn look to PubNub to provide it.
Thus it is markets, rather than human greed or even Depardieu's stomach, that have expanded beyond all boundaries, creating a kind of commercial panopticon.
What kind of Parkinson's law, about how work expands to fill available time, can possibly have expanded the Stanwyck story to these proportions?
Consumer markets have expanded.
Its fishing and shipbuilding industries have expanded.
His investments have expanded ever since.
In other words Belfast should have expanded".
