Sentence examples for winter kind from inspiring English sources
"I spend all winter kind of force-feeding myself".
"The Sears Tower has some really big shoulders, it works hard and it can stand the Chicago winter — kind of like me," said Mr. Spears, 52, a native Chicagoan who is among the many unhappy with the imminent renaming of the 110-story skyscraper, the tallest in the Western Hemisphere, to Willis Tower.
We've been hearing that winter is coming in "Game of Thrones" since the beginning, and now that it's finally here we've come to one stark realization: Winter kind of sucks.
Before you leave for the trip, make sure you have: Up to two sleeping bags (the heavy winter kind).
"Today kind of worked out for everybody".
Today kind of brings it full circle.
Bells are ringing in Hollywood, but they're not the Christmas kind.
"This year kind of hit home a lot more," guard Matt Slauson said.
The building, circa 1959, "kind of has a midcentury modern feel to it," Mr. Karpa said.
I don't like the popcorn, the 'world's going to end tomorrow' kind of nonsense.
("Let's talk turkey, not the Thanksgiving kind," the narrator exhorts).
