Sentence examples for kite out from inspiring English sources

The arrival of EMTs can really knock your kite out of the sky.

You can find easy to assemble kites that are not too expensive, or you can learn to build your own kite out of different materials.

Mr. Engvall laid the kite line on the ground, walked his giant delta kite out about 100 yards and set it down.

When his three children were young, he made a tiny kite out of gold leaf, entered it in a local festival, and won the prize for the smallest kite.

The consultant could fly the kite out there and let him do whatever needed doing to get the information, but if he got caught, the consultant could claim he had no idea what his subcontractor was up to.

You can even make a kite out of a potato chip bag and a Chia Pet out of a potato, some peat, and some grass seed.

With people you know and trust… I'm in safe hands!" Red Kite is out on Cherry Red Records on 15 June.

"Moynihan", Herbert Stein observed, "was Nixon's soaring kite reaching out for the liberal chic eastern establishment".Mr Moynihan had little sympathy with the leftists who came to dominate his party in the 1970s.

Indian kites turn out to be small and nearly square; lacking tails, they are tough to fly.

The winds along the Outer Banks are strong and steady, and the kites flew out of the boys' hands almost as soon as they had been assembled.

Mr. Kronenberg had several kites spread out in front of him on a table at the senior center of Helen Keller Services for the Blind in Hempstead, where he spends one day each week, cutting the kites on a template, folding and glueing the edges, threading strings onto each corner and attaching fabric tails.