Sentence examples for which has kind from inspiring English sources

I worry about pockets of markets, like in Florida, which has kind of been a weak market for us and we've got kind of a big presence there.

"If you look at any other big clubs that are successful, they've got this going where there's a bottom-to-top development process and we want to have that here," said Mann. "The second [ambition] is to become a regular, top-six, beScottishish provincial club performer, which has kind of been missing for the last few years and we want to try and get into that.

He wrote this book about my Dad, and did this film on Folsom, and he was so intrigued by this list and this idea of musical legacy which has kind of consumed me as well, stepping into this musical legacy.

Your new album, Glow, takes a kind of a different approach than the last one, which had kind of a band sound.

"I've been at Tom N Toms until 2 in the morning to get caught up on work reading, which has been kind of nice and kind of sad".

In fact, it will subsume the concepts synonymous to owl:thing located in some kind of digestive structure and which has some kind of inflammation as their associated morphology.

The problems with teenagers are in Atlantic Terminal, built in 2004, which has the kind of public spaces where people like to linger.

Mr. Boriskin accurately describes the score as stark, "more akin to film music of the 1940's, which has a kind of lean grandeur".

Next you have the larger "full-size" Wireless Mouse 2000, which has a kind of pear shape to it.

But rival Tesco, which has the kind of market clout there that Wal-Mart has across the Atlantic, claims much better profit margins, thanks to its ability to wrangle discounts from suppliers.

While larger wine producers have appeared on the scene, mom-and-pop operations still play the leading role in the valley, which has the kind of small-town atmosphere where everyone knows everyone else, and personal quirks and eccentricities flourish.