Sentence examples for kind when a from inspiring English sources
But many found themselves choking on nuts of a different kind when a shot focused tight on a squirrel's testicles.
On Sept. 20, film purists may feel shock of another kind, when a much-loved classic, "The Wizard of Oz," is released for an exclusive, one-week run on Imax screens in a 3-D version from Warner Brothers.
Defeat of any kind when a place in the Super League is at stake would be hard to get back up from, but doing it after coming so close survival will be tough.
Two paradoxes can be thought to be of the same kind when (at a suitable level of abstraction) they share a similar internal structure, or because of external considerations such as the relationships of the paradoxes [281].
Not just any hangover, but the kind when, if a pistol were placed in your hands, you'd use it.
We don't always associate thrushes with aggression, but now and then fieldfares will kill their own kind when defending a food supply.
Scarborough was eating a bun of some kind when Mika Brzezinski played a clip of Gingrich saying in a speech that President Obama favored "the opposite of freedom".
"What is now important is that we persuade all Olympic athletes, all over the world, to do a salute of some kind when they win a medal," he said.
But he could be kind when he decided a politician had risen to a difficult occasion and had his favourites.
The system was one-of-a kind when it was first implemented by UNICEF in 1992; since that time, similar systems have come into widespread use by airlines around the world.
There once was a shark named Sam, who was thought vicious but ultimately proved to be brave and kind when he saved a family whose ship was sinking, et cetera.
