Sentence examples for kind standing from inspiring English sources

A moose could trample or gore you – and Alaska's irascible moose are the largest of their kind, standing upward of seven feet at the shoulder, the males sporting broad paddle-like antlers that spread several feet.

But Mr. Chow attracts two kinds, standing out as the theater of artifice where the worlds of fashion and hip-hop play out their fascination with each other every night, even if they don't actually mingle.

In high school, there's a hazy line between the right kind of standing out and the wrong kind, between fitting into the crowd and being just another follower.

It doesn't look much different from the kind of standing desk that Winston Churchill used.

The crowd is into it, U.S.C. players are kind of standing around and wondering.

I was kind of standing there, you know, not looking around carefully.

There exists, Mr. Caldwell writes, a kind of "standing fatwa" against Islam's critics.

They don't do the kind of standing back and inspecting that you're talking about.

Bonzi turned his head, so I was just kind of standing there alone".

Near the front is a chap in a kind of standing lotus position.

"We got to the restaurant, and there were people kind of standing outside," said Greg Walder, a former teammate of Lin's.