Sentence examples for kind like a from inspiring English sources
If the site you're using is sponsored by an organization of some kind (like a company, a university department, or a political group), it may qualify as an organization website, and you should review the information for those sources.
Most countries have by now assumed that Internet firms or content-providers must follow their laws, at least when it can be said that it has effects within their borders, or a physical presence of some kind, like a server.
Others are of what Mr. Sapoznik called the "who is paying you to do this" kind, like a message lamenting the possible role of "some big donors" in selecting the Yiddish Radio Project for broadcast.
"People around here are so used to fire, on the night we evacuated it was kind like a giant movie at the edge of town, with people setting up with lawn chairs and beer," said Benjamin Yoho, who grabbed his botany books when he fled on Tuesday night.
It is targeted at women who the founder refers to as entering "Chapter B," a life change or some kind like a new location, new relationship, new career, recent bereavement or empty nest.
"It's particularly good for those who have suffered a loss of some kind, like a lifelong mate, and are looking for direction," Luoma said.
They're kind of like a chameleon".
"He's kind of like a jock".
"It's kind of like a throwaway.
