Sentence examples for kinds at the from inspiring English sources

Their trademark is an assortment of spit-roasted meats, which can total 15 or more kinds at the more expensive establishments.

We need to apply some common sense now and ban consumer wireless communications of all kinds at the federal level, whenever the vehicle is in gear.

Easterners hungry for willows may visit the 70 different kinds at the Willowwood Arboretum, in Chester Township, N.J., where Fred Spicer, the manager of horticulture for the Morris County Park Commission, has some cautionary words.

"I didn't think that would happen at all; who's going to do something with all these people around?" Ms. Abramovic's work, which often involves nudity and sitting, standing or lying down for long periods, has invited close encounters of all kinds at the MoMA exhibition.

The New Yorker, September 24 , 1927P. 76 Man who doesn't like home-cooking tells how he attended functions of all kinds at the better hotels, clubs and night clubs, by saying he was a reporter, and was assigned to the Press Table.

Recall that in the Phaedrus the elder Socrates advises his interlocutor to divide kinds at the natural joints: dividing at the natural joints mattered in that dialogue, because Socrates was classifying kinds in order to sort out an ambiguity between two senses of the word "love" (eros), a vulgar love on the left and a heavenly love on the right (Phaedrus 265e 266b).

Chelsea never lack stature of any kind at the moment.

That section of the Brookhaven study focused on boiling water reactors — the kind at the heart of the Japanese crisis.

It was possible to be efficient and kind at the same time.

The three-year lease agreements for the new operators forbid recycling of any kind at the old Blue Bag plants.

He had helped to orchestrate the merger of Knight Newspapers and Ridder Publications in 1974, the biggest transaction of its kind at the time.