Sentence examples for team kind from inspiring English sources

The team kind of went the way they went.

The team "kind of seemed dead," Jeter said later.

"These bad boys of rap, and the team kind of took on that whole attitude that we had".

He called his trapping 1999 Stanley Cup team "kind of slow" and likened it to "an old dog" that waited for opponents' mistakes, then pounced.

"If you had had your Johnnie Cochran dream team kind of lawyers, this would have been dealt with in court," he said.

"As the team kind of rolls into a playoff push in the spring, our projection is that you're going to see less discounting along the way," O'Neil said.

She was the "token Christian," Mr. Rose said, "but not in a negative way — in a part-of-the-team kind of way".

"You know, some teams kind of relish being in the spotlight.

"The trade deadline's always kind of a tricky thing that makes teams kind of predict what their team is capable of.

Other than Kentucky and a handful of teams near the top of the bracket — North Carolina has three players listed among the top ten N.B.A. prospects — one immediate reaction to the unveiling was that some of these teams kind of stink.

All my teams were kind of workmanlike teams, I felt like, in the past, and we had some success.