Sentence examples for kit by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "kit by" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and lacks context for proper usage. Example: "The project was completed with the tools provided in the kit by the team."
On the road, a chocolate-brown nylon shaving kit by Frédéric Fekkai is a smart mix of usefulness and style.
That's the mountain on the flag and represented on their kit by a peak (chevron) on their chests.
The move came after the death of his wife, Kit, by all accounts a vivacious woman whom he adored during a marriage of almost 60 years.
MP Panagiotaros owns a shop called Phalanga that sells military memorabilia; bovver boots and black gloves; ultra football shirts; kit by Pit Bull and Hooligan.
Germany are all in white, except for Schweinsteiger, who's pimped his kit by adding red tights - I'm not sure what notion that projects.
This could be through using less kit by virtualising physical servers or storage and using only what we actually need when we need it.
Professor Snape's Potions Class, a kit by Mattel for making drinkable "potions" with ingredients that fizz, foam, smoke and change colors, is also expected to do well.
We'd come prepared, though, with our ace in the hole: an igloo-making kit by Grand Shelters called the Icebox.
The second device, Ana-Kit by Bayer Laboratories in Spokane, Wash., is a preloaded syringe that can deliver two injections.
Wooden shelves are full of tchotchkes — knitting kits by Wool and the Gang, Moscot vintage eyewear, and Mariage Frères tea.
He ticked them off: "Overly gusty conditions, lack of experience, wind that exceeds your experience, tides and currents you don't know, and kiting by yourself".
