Sentence examples for the same kind of a from inspiring English sources

In many ways it's similar, it has the same kind of a textile ring and metal on the outside.

However, because of the differences in the type and amount of maintenance work done by rural and urban municipalities, it is hard to use the same kind of a system for both.

Comparative results also indicate that the method outperforms both the typical sampling schemes used in industry (random sampling, latin hypercube sampling), which do not exploit a priori information, and a recently proposed method using the same kind of a priori information.

"When the community at large feels threatened, folks close ranks and join in solidarity to protect the group," Professor Sierra said, noting that Arizona Latinos have struggled to assume the same kind of a power in a state where a greater influx of Anglos (the general term for non-Hispanic whites) over the decades has diluted their strength.

Another Continental Airlines flight using the same kind of a twin-engine turboprop, a Bombardier Dash 8 Q400, flew the same Newark-to-Buffalo route, taking off 27 minutes after the plane that would later crash, and completed the trip without incident, Mr. Chealander said.

A friend of ours got into the same kind of a jam the other morning when he foolishly attempted to compose a letter to the Tailored Woman, Inc. "Dear Sir," didn't sound right, neither did "Gentlemen," "Dear Madam" had a fishy ring.

Then comes a turn to the right at about the same angle down the same kind of an incline to grade.

I read an article about the same kind of thing a few years back where a whole heap of spiders created the same effect to escape flooding".

"I want my pieces to create the same kind of excitement a child feels for a new, fantastic toy.

It is impossible for two people of the same gender to have the same kind of connection a man has for a woman!" And guess what?

Known as credit default swaps, the contracts offer the same kind of protection a homeowner receives from an insurance policy against fires and other unforeseen calamities.