Sentence examples for set some kind of from inspiring English sources

Her doctors told her she had set some kind of record.

The Colts, as one might imagine, do not want to discuss the possibility that they set some kind of bad fate in gear.

The self-described "Guidos" and "Guidettes" of "Jersey Shore," MTV's breakout hit, have probably already set some kind of record for meaningless sex.

Of the 15 artists from the United States, 11 are women, which must set some kind of record for an establishment survey.

Justice O'Connor's comments, as fascinating as they are, have to set some kind of record for detachment (she calls the court on which she sat for 25 years "it" — avoiding the more apt "we") and also for understatement.

CASEY MULLIGAN has said some foolish things over the course of the economic crisis, but I believe he has set some kind of new record for absurdity in a new post at Economix.

Some people have a knack for finding challenges in the most tedious of tasks — for example, by setting some kind of difficult quota.

One of the more vivid slams on its prospects – he sets some kind of record for use of boxing metaphors in a single item – comes from Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere.

White House officials explained that expanding Afghan forces will be done in "annual increments".By evoking the economic crisis, and setting some kind of time limit of America's involvement, Mr Obama is acknowledging the qualms of his own party.

The weather on the second day was nice, and the third day was sunny, too, and by midweek it started to feel as if we were setting some kind of a record that I was too superstitious to mention, for fear of breaking the spell.

It's probably setting some kind of records, but in the end it was really just a big in vivo experiment for the researchers, whose artificial vision software and drive mechanisms probably underwent major revision during the drive.