Sentence examples for kind sends from inspiring English sources

True two-factor authentication, the good kind, sends a verification prompt to one place: the device you're holding in your hand.

My agent, Virginia Kidd, who couldn't be kept in a ghetto of any kind, sent him one of mine.

Investors are clearly reacting in kind, sending the stock to record heights.

We may note that by using of typical North African sounding names we send no signal about different social or cultural backgrounds of the kind sent by Catholic and Muslim Senegalese first names: North Africans first names are equally distributed among different social classes.. Revealing the religious closeness of applicants is more complex.

Civilians using sticks, spears and knives faced down machine guns and automatic weapons of the kind sent by China.

Alcibiades responded in kind, sending to the authorities at Samos a letter against Phrynichus, stating what he had done, and requiring that he should be put to death.

Suppose bankers in Bostion, Philadelphia, and New York, of great wealth, owning stocks and bonds of various kinds, send representatives to New Orleans, with a limited sum of money, there to commence business.

Probably no one has ever received a "blast" on a cellphone like the kinds sent in "Gossip Girl," and while plenty of us have accidentally sent an e-mail to the wrong recipient, it probably has never been as mind-bogglingly disastrous as MacKenzie McHale's workplacewide gaffe on "The Newsroom".

"It kind of sends the wrong message".

You can laugh.' And that really kind of sends everybody off the deep end".

The New Yorker, April 13 , 1929P. 13 Some kind friend sends eleven crabs to Eva Le Gallienne.