Sentence examples for kind of when from inspiring English sources

"It was kind of when I thought my career was in the toilet," he said.

"That's kind of when the light bulb went on in our heads," he says.

"But when I first turned 13 that's kind of when I knew something more was going on.

After high school, she said, "that's kind of when my life went — " she made a screeching sound like a rocket veering out of control.

Trailing by 2-5 in the tiebreaker, Mike Bryan said, "that's kind of when you let your shots go; that's where you're staring death in the eyes".

"That was kind of when I decided right then that I wanted to go to another Olympics, and then a few months later, we heard we'd been cut out, and it was a big disappointment".

Street Books has no return policy at all, except a kind of when-you-are-done-reading, next-time-we-meet handshake agreement.

It's a tidal wave of hard work culminating in good fortune, the kind of when-it-rains-it-pours year that can send the unprepared into a tailspin, or bring out their baser characteristics.

The surgeons allowed this reporter to join them for a drink at Club Paradise, an outing they considered a kind of when-in-Rome sociological expedition, on the condition that their names not be printed.

Because it looks kind of scary when you look ahead.

I'm kind of corny when you think about it.