Examples of 'kind of go' in a sentence
Meaning of "kind of go"
This phrase is often used to describe a situation where someone or something is able to proceed or continue in a particular way. It implies a certain degree of flexibility or adaptability in the way things unfold
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I kind of go on the wagon around the holidays.
That we have to kind of go back and look at.
I kind of go from job to job to job.
And then you kind of go to the left.
Kind of go to those places that not everybody is willing to go.
And then things kind of go your way.
Just kind of go straight ahead with him.
And you just have to kind of go for it.
To really kind of go back to our grass roots.
Now your rays make me kind of go crazy.
You kind of go crazy when you drink.
You just have to kind of go in slow.
I would kind of go crazy reliving it every night.
Or you can just kind of go for it.
You kind of go back to being young in here.
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I wanted them to kind of go with the theme.
I kind of go towards more bluesy things.
I think they kind of go hand in hand.
To kind of go along with the environment with the clock.
Forced myself to kind of go back to sleep.
They kind of go together and it is a warning.
Vampires and sex just kind of go hand in hand.
We kind of go according to trends playing live.
We do a briefing where you kind of go over.
Things just kind of go little wonky.
I feel like all my bodily organs just kind of go on a break.
I just kind of go with the flow.
This part is making the tail kind of go like that.
We are going to kind of go in a different direction right now.
So we built it so it could kind of go anywhere.
I would kind of go there and hide.
A lot of stuff you kind of go.
Allowing us to kind of go deeper than we ever have before.
We should be laughing as we kind of go into it.
The two kind of go hand in hand.
So a pretty cool set of rules that we can kind of go forward with.
I want to kind of go back to the intuition.
Before they met the person and then kind of go through the.
Slashers kind of go away for a while.
He can make things pretty strange and you have to kind of go with it.
I can just kind of go with whatever you kind of do.
But some of the blood will also kind of go across into here.
They kind of go hand in hand.
So we could just kind of go through.
Just kind of go like this all the way around.
Saw at the side and then kind of go up sort of gradually.
They kind of go along with the cigarettes in the packet.
Older guys kind of go for it.
Kind of go from there.
They just kind of go unexamined.
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