Sentence examples for take kind from inspiring English sources

"As people approach the end of their life, they take kind of an accounting," he said.

"I suppose they did take kind of a risk," said Mr. Shannon, who confessed he sometimes had to sit on some truly juicy bits of celebrity gossip that he encountered at work.

Erica Futterman of Rolling Stone wrote, "While One Direction's original manages to pack a pop punch, Glees take kind of hits the mark.

Don't take the kind where you take your camera with you for beach sunsets and lively Main Street scenes of locals; take kind where you go nowhere and your camera gets locked up safe and sound in a closet.

You're taking kind of a gamble.

"Then our life took kind of a turn".

That took kind of a dark turn, didn't it?

Still taking kind of an emotional vacation from current political madness.

The accolades are good for five minutes, but then it takes kind of a shine off the real story.

It takes kind of a weight off our shoulders".

I think DVDs are great, I think this one takes kind of a stance.