Sentence examples for kind set from inspiring English sources
"Crayon," which appeared on the EP "One of a Kind," set an almost impossibly high bar.
Beach books (the kind set there, not those designed to be read there) often falter for want of drama.
I'm packing Mr Darwin's Gardener by Kristina Carlson – a quiet novel (my favourite kind) set in Downe, the village where Darwin spent his last years.
"A global production shock of the kind set out in this scenario would be expected to generate major economic and political impacts that could affect clients across a very wide spectrum of insurance classes.
Another is the inability to acknowledge that it was badly regulated markets, labour markets, financial markets, energy markets of the kind "set free" by the conference's patron saint, Margaret Thatcher, which have failed the country so clearly since 2008.
What is not clear is whether Europe's financial system faces more jolts of the kind set off in the United States this week by Merrill Lynch's disclosure that it had written down nearly $8 billion in mortgage-related securities, $3 billion more than it estimated just two weeks earlier.
For the Russians to admit to an accident of any kind sets a precedent, which may be a reflection of Mr Gorbachev's policy of greater openness.
Many concept cars at auto shows wear one-of-a-kind sets of rubber, designed on computers that communicate to milling machines that engrave the treads.
He said Slazer had spurned offers above $30 million for the penthouse triplex; the developers are asking $45 million for that one-of-a-kind setting.
They also showed the existence of explodable sets; this kind of sets has bounded hyperbolic area, but under a specific quasiconformal mapping its image has infinite hyperbolic area.
