Sentence examples for some kind of code from inspiring English sources
"There has to be some kind of code of conduct established," General Dempsey said.
It's as if everyone involved had cracked some kind of code.
Perhaps Airbnb could come up with some kind of code – like the old pampas grass in the front garden – for travellers with amorous intentions.
And his father stood up and slapped the boy's face and said, 'Certain things you don't do.' So even amongst lowlifes there is some kind of code".
Their model also indicated that the sequence of bases along the DNA molecule spells some kind of code "read" by a cellular mechanism that translates it into the specific proteins responsible for a cell's particular structure and function.
"For the first time in our society's history, we're being presented with a generation of kids capable of exceeding our abilities while they are still kids," he said, citing another survey showing 26% of children claimed to have written some kind of code, while a third had used Photoshop or similar software.
Most technical job interviews for developers are somewhat predictable in that they will likely involve some kind of coding — generally on a whiteboard.
"It suggests that there's some kind of underground code".
"This was clearly some kind of complicated code," he muses.
"It's as though some kind of social code has been violated".
Meanwhile, is Jack's coat turning into some kind of handkerchief code?
