Sentence examples for kind some of from inspiring English sources
Over all, 80 of the products contained chemical flame retardants of some kind, some of which are considered toxic, though legal to use.
The music is imaginative like a good dream — not the kind some of his older records intimated, the kind in which you're walking but can't move forward.
In the first experiment of its kind some of Europe's leading scientists are training their computers to create a winning musical, including the premise, characters, plot, setting, structure, and much of the music and lyrics.
Money economy had barely come to Sweden, and many state incomes were therefore paid in kind; some of the goods exchanged were used directly to feed and clothe public servants and soldiers, while others were sold to foreign merchants.
Among the more interesting images of this kind, some of which are here, others printed in the exhibition catalog only, are Ms. Pootoogook's "Inuit Mother and Children Frightened by Demons" (1961) and "Inuit Sea Dreams" (1960), and Ms. Qinnuayuak's "Bird Fantasy" (1977-78).
Talking about mischief of a more sinister kind, some of the cast members also did a recent piece on Funny or Die about the perils of taking bath salts.
"There's some kind of relish, some kind of cherishing.
It's some kind of mixture, some kind of gold.
Some kind of supermarket.
Some kind of periphyton".
