Sentence examples for mean the kid from inspiring English sources

"I mean, the kid pitched at Fenway Park the other night.

While race is noticeably absent in that language, the implication was meant to invoke an embedded racial prejudice: that a black kid hurling curses over the sound of loud music must mean the kid is a gun-brandishing thug.

I mean, the kid's going to RIT and being known as "the dude who cracked the iPhone" has go to be worth something in the pecking order of RIT social dynamics.

I mean the kid is 19 years old already.

And by overwhelming response, I mean the kid had his US debut at Brooklyn Bowl opening for Killer Mike and DIIV, following a tour of Korea.

"I mean, the kid is smart, the kid is a good athlete, the kid's stayed out of trouble — he could be a crazy guy like so many celebrity daughters and sons are," O'Reilly said Tuesday on his Fox News program.

"This doesn't mean the kids did any worse — quite the contrary," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference Wednesday afternoon.

"The last thing to go through your mind," the ad says, "will be your [behind]." Someone needs to get a grip here, and I don't mean the kids with their hands on the joysticks.

As ever there will be those that get it right and those that screw it up and yes the big winner is always the bank, but that doesn't mean the kids can't win too.

"I mean, the kids are great, man … Oh, foook!!!" he gasps as if ending some Grand Cosmic Orgasm as The Face of '76 segues into Nils Lofgren's Back It Up. "'E's brilliant.

I mean the kids were very excited about it.