Sentence examples for kind was made from inspiring English sources

Seven blocks farther west on Fourth Street, history of another kind was made in 1939.

History of an altogether different kind was made by Bob Dylan at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival.

No deal of any kind was made, although confusion still exists about the school and the alleged proposal.

The 20th Manhattan Island Marathon Swim, at 28 1/2 miles the longest event of its kind, was made even more difficult yesterday by a storm that pounded contestants throughout the morning.

An early although not fully developed proposal of this kind was made by Henry Acton (1935: 191).

And in another exchange that showed an offer of some kind was made, Pollara wrote a text message to O'Malley Thursday evening that read, in part, "I know it wasn't your call but I told you no good come from me reaching out to morgan yesterday".

Changes of this kind were made in Australia, Canada, Denmark, West Germany, Israel, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.

The jinni, like all his kind, is made of fire; his natural enemies are water and iron, but most of all the wizard who enchanted him a thousand years ago.

The frame problem is concerned with how to formalise the logic of actions and events so that indefinitely many inferences of this kind are made available without our having to encode them all explicitly.

During that time, no changes of any kind were made to the software.

Statements of this kind were made many times (e.g., [ 62]), but here I am not concerned about priority.