Sentence examples for to be in the kind from inspiring English sources

How does it feel to be in the kind of zone Woods is in?

Nor is there any guarantee that Federer is going to be in the kind of form required to go that far.

The family's otherwise lovely stone house turned out to be in the kind of poorly organized development that is fast turning that whole stretch of Lebanese coast into an overbuilt mess.

Indeed, Ms. Ruiz Copete's sister, María Victoria, said that she was delighted that her sister's uphill struggle for equal treatment would end with the procession on Friday: "I could never understand why my sister, being so tolerant and liberal, would want to be in the kind of brotherhood where some people pretended that she did not even exist".

As Ed Balls, then schools secretary, put it last year: "I wouldn't want to be part of a religion myself where we said to women and girls, 'You have to wear a veil.' But I also would not want to be in the kind of society where people were told how to dress when they walked down the streets".

I need to be in the kind of hangout you'd expect to see a celebrity in.

CBS: Your reservation process seems pretty serious, but in a fun, have-to-be-in-the-know kind of way.

Never in our lifetimes had this semi-arid prairie metropolis ever come close to being in the kind of peril smaller Alberta towns were now experiencing.

So, when I go to visit a small biotech company in California that is very casual, it makes sense to be in the same kind of attire.

The identity theory faces the problem of multiple realizability the idea that it is possible for physically diverse creatures to be in the same kind of mental state.

"We want to be in the kitchen, deciding what kind of pie to make".