The kind of knowledge he had was not the kind for which you get academic degrees.
IMAGINE that you have a savings ac count, the kind for which a little blue passbook serves as your record.
The paper is also exploring a "micro-payments" model for individual articles.Financial news is not the only kind for which people appear prepared to pay.
They're quiet, usually, told in calm, precise, scrupulously unsensational prose, but peace of the kind for which poor Eleanor yearns is always elusive.
Both programs sold out; since Vail is far from anywhere that the complete City Ballet ever performs, its audience is just the kind for which Moves is intended.
There is a degree of snobbery about popular, humorous, easy-to‑read books of the kind for which he's known.
It was also pure theatre, the kind for which even Shakespeare had not quite succeeded in preparing us, no, not even in Lady Macbeth.
This was a bravura performance by Lemieux, the kind for which he has been known in 15 seasons of Stanley Cup playoff combat.
Instead, it depicted an all-too-recognisable, fragmented owner-occupying non-society of the kind for which the then prime minister proselytised.
A Pierre Debbas, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said the co-op's proprietary lease should explain the kinds of changes that the board can make on its own, and the kind for which it needs shareholder approval.
