Sentence examples for kind next to from inspiring English sources

I like something scary being next to something funny, and something kind next to something edgy.

Mr McCabe added that the club was hoping to make a permanent recognition "of some kind" next year to pay tribute to all of the city's athletes who competed in the London 2012 Olympics.

He might do a super-tight profile of you, with Brennan behind you, off to the side, and your faces are kind of next to each other but both facing forward.

You have one kind of thing right next to another kind of thing, like lots of money beside poor.

The company, this document said, spent $2.46 million a month on paid Google search ads — the kind you see next to organic results.

We were going Mach 20 or 22 in, like, the thinnest of thin air, but it was enough to make a sizable piece of insulation that was torn off by the separation kind of flap next to us.

A comprehensive new survey of "undervotes" in Palm Beach county shows that Mr Gore would have gained 784 more votes than George Bush if every excluded paper bearing some kind of mark next to a candidate's name had been counted.

The Lost Cause is represented in her tiny linoleum-floored living room by a miniature Confederate flag, the kind often seen next to the cash register at Southern diners, and by a portrait -- still wrapped in plastic -- of Robert E. Lee, who led the Army of Northern Virginia in which her husband served.

The kind who live next to you.

It's the only kind that is next to impossible to discharge in bankruptcy.

"Sorry man," I said to the guy with the kind eyes sitting next to me.