Sentence examples for kind that use from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. has proposed requiring such equipment for some planes, mostly the kind that use congested airports.

In that time, the volume of first-class mail declined 25 percent, including a 36 percent decline in individual letters — the kind that use stamps rather than meters.

The association insists that it isn't criticising medical standards, rather the marketing techniques of certain clinics - the kind that use photographs of tanned, verging on spherical orbs straining at the fabric of a skimpy bikini.

Lace collars, the old-fashioned kind that used to adorn women's Sunday best, are models, too, for the domestic forms that Ms. von Rydingsvard often celebrates.

The rest of the displays are mostly conventional metal abstract sculptures, the kind that used to be found rusting outside suburban museums.

He and others built an elegant sloop, the kind that used to ply the Hudson, and set sail on the river.

It was one of those deep underground stations with a passenger lift, the kind that used to have a booth inside for the guard.

However fanciful the basic premise, the books are rugged girls' adventure literature of the kind that used to be written for boys.

It's appealing in part because it's a grown-up movie of a kind that used to be more common.

And the root of that dangerous diet is our system of hyper-industrial agriculture, the kind that uses 10 times as much energy as it produces.

They are talking about the rewards of good middle-class jobs, the kind that used to exist in large numbers in manufacturing in places like Detroit and Cleveland.