Sentence examples for some kind of large from inspiring English sources

Katherine Mangu Ward of Reason writes:If only we had some kind of large scale well-tracked pilot program that could give us some information about whether that is a good idea.

They were sparkly heels and platforms that had some kind of large beaded hoop sticking out of the toe, actually inspired by vintage Deco jewelry, outlandish enough to appeal, at least, to a Russian princess.

It's still possible we could see some of these concepts used, especially if Apple does indeed create some kind of large screen iPad Pro device as rumored, but for now at least, it has gone in a very different direction with the iPad.

Thousands of Pyongyang residents have been seen in recent days on the streets of the capital, rehearsing for some kind of large celebration.

For governments to get most big priorities done -- whether it's building roads and dams or putting medicines in clinics and books in schools -- some kind of large financial transaction is usually needed.

Locate a length of rope, a pair of pliers (regular, not needlenose), a fillet knife, and some kind of large knife, such as a butcher's knife.

Whether it's through art or activism or advances in science, almost every student I spoke to had some kind of larger, altruistic goal in life," she wrote.

Whether it's through art or activism or advances in science, almost every student I spoke to had some kind of larger, altruistic goal in life.

What's changed is the intense scrutiny from those just beyond the gates, eager to diagnose every gesture as some kind of larger trend.

The number of manufacturing jobs in the U.S. has increased modestly the past few years, but when parties offering different economic visions rush to take credit for a renaissance, it suggests that some kind of larger deception is at work.

"It's the idea that such people are paid attention to more than other people are, that celebrities have some kind of larger human nature, some aura around them that makes them more important sources of news than anybody else," Professor Braudy said.