Sentence examples for specialist kind from inspiring English sources

Gretchen Mol is excellent as Bettie, the church-going girl from the south who good-naturedly found herself doing naturist and glamour modelling of an increasingly, erm, specialist kind.

Sergio's is unambitious but really good, which is to say that you will find the full component of organ meats, drowned burritos if you're not into the taco thing, carne asada that is not the specialist kind and menudo even when it doesn't happen to be Sunday.

As far as the tacos – Sergio's is unambitious but really good, which is to say that you will find the full component of organ meats, drowned burritos if you're not into the taco thing, carne asada that is not the specialist kind, and menudo even when it doesn't happen to be Sunday.

Search for quality gyms in your area and, if possible, ask a specialist what kind of exercise you should do to get in good shape.

They heard from executive-search specialists, the kind who could someday help determine the fates of the curators in the room.

"I'm sure I wouldn't have been as scared if I'd had my own doctor around, to be able to talk to me… the doctors [in the referral centre]… especially the specialists, they kind of looked down their noses at people".

Without a specialist of this kind, the committee might find it hard to know where to look and what questions to ask, he added.

Inside the Met that morning an Arabesque specialist in this kind of painstaking mosaic work, known as zellij, sat cross-legged, placing some of the final pieces into the arrangement with tweezers as another scattered dry grout between the tiles.

Dr. Jose G. Montoya, a Stanford infectious disease specialist pursuing the kind of research favored by Ms. Loomis, caused a buzz last December when he reported remarkable improvement in 9 out of 12 patients given a powerful antiviral medication, valganciclovir.

My wife and I took our son back to the specialist, and his kind and thoughtful response was to shrug and offer: "It happens.

I'll take door number three! (Especially when the surgeon acknowledged that not only was he not a breast specialist of any kind, but he had only seen about two cases of male breast cancer in his fairly short career).