Sentence examples for kind where all from inspiring English sources

But for one reason or another, we tend to opt for just a little more convenience by buying the store-bought kind (where all we have to do is mix the powder packet with milk, or better yet, just peel pack the foil seal).

Oh Shit! Oh Shit!" After he drove off, one of the activists told Zielinski, that was the kind of union the Liberian workers wanted, the kind where all you had to do was say the name and it drove the company into frenzy.

Let me put it this way: If Kenneth Branagh and I were going to film a Shakespeare comedy — the kind where all the women wear flowy white dresses and streamers float inexplicably in the breeze — Ken and I would have our set.

Unfortunately, its sequel, Red 2 is a movie of a very different and unwelcome type: the kind where all the best jokes are in the trailer.

"It's kind of where all loose ends are tied up".

The Siachen Glacier, which is kind of where all three countries' claims meet, is usually left as an area with no clear dividing line.

That optimism burst through the rage in the final song, Melanie's Christmas anthem "Tonight's the Kind of Night": Tonight's the kind of night Where all things come together Tonight's the kind of night Where nothing need be said.

*To read about what Integral Centennial Perry in 2005, saidis's BeinotDone: Academic Success in Unexpected Schools (Harvard Education Press, 2007).

"What we want to do is some kind of arrangement where all are registered - there is a national register - the local authorities are aware what is happening in their area and overall some kind of process of advice, guidance, training and monitoring takes place.

If we make this a place where students will learn as much at the level of character and ethical reflection as they do of academic intelligence -- if we make this the kind of place where all students will grow in their ability to act thoughtfully and responsibly and to treat one another with dignity and respect -- we'll have made Duke a better school.

In the gospel according to my training guru, Pat Parelli, it is great to have a successful ride - the kind where you clear all the jumps, canter effortlessly through the field or take a blue ribbon in the horse show.