Sentence examples for to be kits from inspiring English sources

Lots of people want to be kits, but that wouldn't be much of a clan full of kits.

You can use bunnies to be kits (kittens) and foxes as apprentices.

There was "the potential to be kiting messages back and forth into the institutions," he explains.

The proposed campaign never took off, but the slogan "It has to be Kit Kat" was briefly taken up.

So on our first morning in Riyadh we were whisked to the nearest shopping mall to be kitted out in black abayas.

It is a rare British high street that has not come to be kitted out, today, in the colours of the bookmakers.

Personally, I'd prefer all train carriages to be kitted out with seats that are safe for babies and areas where young children can play.

One thing's for sure, it appears to be kitted out as more than just a Tardis-like receptacle for illicit magical species.

But while competitors have to be kitted out in wetsuits, crash helmets, buoyancy aids and suitable footwear, it's not for the particularly serious.

This is a dress-up game for children, based on seven fairy princesses who are keen to be kitted out with crowns, wands and other accessories – as well as makeup.

The Home Builders Federation estimates that every new home built creates 1.5 full-time jobs, plus more in the supply chain as homes need to be kitted out with appliances and furnishings.