Sentence examples for kinds through the from inspiring English sources

KOZINN VOX VOCAL ENSEMBLE New York concert-goers have gotten to know of George Steel as an agitator for contemporary music of all kinds through the bracing and popular programs he presents at Miller Theater.

"Unless he becomes some kind of through-the-roof phenomenon, I wouldn't hold my breath".

"Consider this a solidarity email," writes my colleague Taimour Lay, who I know has done this kind of through-the-night shift himself, and lived.

"The regular season is kind of go-through-the-motions sometimes.

"I've been kind through the whole Triple Crown," he said.

There is also some doubt as to whether the Tories could get a measure of this kind through the Commons.

"People have been very, very kind through the years," said Mr. Skelton, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, who is running for an 18th term.

The unsmiling and remote Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry and the ever-smiling but equally remote Johnny Carson were look-alikes of this kind through the seventies, and so in the early nineties were the shoegazing stoner twins of the rocker Kurt Cobain and the comedian Mitch Hedberg — both sweet and self-destructive and dead too young.

In [3], the authors apply a couple of well-known methods in the literature of the integral equations theory (see for instance [1, 6]) to solve a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind, through the discrete quartic spline quasi-interpolant.

Why do we prefer to watch others being kind through the safe distance of our computer screen rather than offer our own hands and hearts to others in need?

The rest will be transferred in kind, through on-the-ground organization — and, in that way, Plouffe and his team may end up directing more of the midterm campaigns than he'd like to admit.