Sentence examples for kinda in from inspiring English sources

It's always kinda in the fabric.

(c) "I'm kinda in between jobs right now.

His trudge toward South Carolina is a weak-kneed consolation lap, perhaps intended to remind people that he can compete (kinda!) in more than one state – in case, you know, he has a chance to run again.

"They would not put them in the regular detainee process where you get fingerprinted, cause once a detainee did that, you're kinda in there three to six to eight months," Colonel Jordan said in his testimony, in Camp Doha, Kuwait, on Feb. 21.

Sorta, kinda, in a fashion.

Download link is kinda in the middle of the page.

But there's no need to jerry-rig some kind of untested-except-kinda-in-Singapore catastrophic-plus-H.S.A.'s setup that might leave big gaps in coverage, since we already know that single-payer systems have by far the best track record in accomplishing the cost-reduction feat.

Plus, you can kinda fill in for the "Mamma Hen" :) Handle them regularly.

(Reporting by Ellen Francis in Beirut, Ahmed Tolba in Cairo, Kinda Makieh in Damascus, and Andrew Osborn in Moscow; Editing by Mark Potter and Elaine Hardcastle).

(Additional reporting by Mariam Karouny and Tom Perry in Beirut, Kinda Makieh in Damascus and Isabel Coles in Erbil; Writing by Crispian Balmer; Editing by Dominic Evans, Sophie Walker, Kevin Liffey and Howard Goller).

Keeping it sorta-kinda in the family is all fine and dandy, of course, but for whatever reason Taira's involvement in helping TrueCar (which has raised close to $40 million in funding) off the ground was not mentioned anywhere in the press release.