Sentence examples for of a kinds from inspiring English sources
I do have a line from the factory but even those are limited runs - so one of a kinds and limited editions with funky twists.
On subsequent rolls, you can improve previous 3 of a kinds that you've kept.
If you roll a three of four 4s, 5s, or 6s, use them in your upper section as your total score for those numbers instead of counting them as three and four of a kinds.
Among her biggest hits were sweaters that Ms. Vass named with silly initials, like the O.O.K. (for one-of-a-kinds), the M.B. (a singlet patterned after the sleeveless undershirt Marlon Brando wore in "A Streetcar Named Desire"), or the 007 (a knitted watch cap that, for some reason, she thought James Bond might wear).
One of the most beguiling labels among what Paul calls "Les Insolites" (The One-of-a-Kinds) is a spotted pig dashing through a pale blue forest wearing a racer's bib imprinted with "Preferid mi marca sin rival" — the creation of Cognac Marca Chancho, Fine Champagne 1870, Gaston Desaigues & Co., of which no one has ever heard or ever will again.
Books of the Three Faiths: Judaism, Christianity, Islam (British Library/ University ofChicago, cloth, $45; paper, $25), edited by John Reeve, is a catalog of amazing hand-scribed and early typeset text pages for religious tracts, produced as one-of-a-kinds and multiples, dating back to the second century.
Often they were one-of-a-kind.
Custom-builts approach the power and speed of racers, but, as one-of-a-kinds, they also reflect the distinctiveness and eccentricities of the builder and the owner.
A one-of-a-kind boutique?
