Sentence examples for kind somewhere from inspiring English sources

And now, despite what he may have wanted four months ago, he will be one of a kind somewhere else.

Every kind act, somewhere down the line, has a victim.

"Instead of just getting anyone who has a piece of paper of some kind from somewhere, [these companies hire] someone who can do the job.

Eventually life takes over and we find ourselves on a road of some kind, going somewhere.

I figured, "I'm kind of somewhere in between those types".

It's kind of somewhere between a pub and a restaurant where they sell lots of sorts of alcohol and food (from nibbles to big meals to share).

I still have that kind of hair, somewhere in my mind, and somewhere in the vague recesses of eternal hope, I expect it to return, just as I expect that with enough discipline, I will be able to get into shape such that I can again wear that cotton red strapless dress I only wore twice: to my engagement party and to interview Brian Wilson (though that history alone might justify my keeping it).

And so he's kind of operating somewhere in the middle of those two things.

Where the struggles he dramatized are specific, Ms. Ali's are generic, of a kind always happening somewhere some time.

Intelligence officials suspect that Osama bin Laden, the fugitive terrorist, may be hiding in this kind of maze somewhere across the border in Afghanistan.

"We kind of picked somewhere that hasn't been used before as a gig venue," Ben Lovett, the keyboard player and singer, told the crowd during a break between songs.