Sentence examples similar to ring kind from inspiring English sources

The Memorial Day staff meal consisted of hot dogs and onion rings, "kind of a joke," he said.

But then I got a very demanding new job — as a music publicist at Interscope Records — a full-on, around-the-clock, my-heart-jumps-when-my-phone-rings kind of job.

I don't know what my problem is that I find diamond rings and wedding rings kind of scary and suspect, but LOVE the idea of a real trashy name necklace all huge like "JAMES" or whatever?

Help with the Entertainment: Think appetizer plates, wine cork decorators, cookbooks, napkin rings, glass rings (the kind that people use to tell their drinks apart).

Therefore, we can say that ORF rings form a kind of approximated iso-geodesic facets with respect to a root facet.

"You'd like to think the focus would be on those organizations like human trafficking rings, drug smuggling rings, the kind of organizations that in and of themselves represent a threat to safety, public safety," said Martha Coakley, a former Massachusetts attorney general.

The immigrants' deaths were a heinous crime by a human-smuggling ring, the kind that has led to the deaths of more than 2,000 people over the past decade.

The purity of the stone and the shield-like shape that forms its front give the sapphire ring the kind of cool elegance that can be reproduced in photographs.

All the trucks are plum-coloured with gold lettering, but what we do in the ring is kind of avant garde, although we try to be true to a circus narrative".

The Turner prize winner Martin Creed is hoping to persuade everyone in the UK to ring some kind of bell – church, bicycle and download ring tones all welcome – to welcome the start of the Games on 27 July, and comedian Neil Mullarkey will attempt to create the world's biggest improv team in Barnsley on 10 August.

And, for cases such as the Mail's disclosure of Sian's cancer, it would be helpful to be able to ring some kind of central clearing house, to explain that the Mail had for no good public-interest reason revealed highly sensitive and private information, and to ask other newspapers not to repeat it.