kinked In A Sentence

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• One variation of this traditional theory is the theory of kinked demand.
• The squint and kinked tail have been bred out and rarely appear in the modern breed.
• There is little more annoying than a kinked hose, especially when watering vegetables.
• During one renovation, the tower turrets were rebuilt in a more vertical alignment than the leaning body below, giving the tower as a whole a slightly kinked appearance.
• Tyurin got out of the suit and straightened a suspect hose which apparently had become kinked.
• Once the plastic has kinked, it's hard to get it to un kink.
• My only tiny complaint is that when you store it in the bag, the tube gets kinked easily.
• Headphone cables often start cutting out from being kinked too much.
• The old duct was pulled loose in multiple areas the old flex torn, patched and kinked.
• He said our unit was OK and we just had a kinked hose, which he bent back into shape.
• Each hairy spikelet is just over a centimeter long and sharply pointed, with an awn about 4 centimeters long and kinked twice.
• It's for frail, flailing, stress-freaked females who kinked a dinky deltoid touching up their toenail polish.
• The balance in kinked between romance and action is superb.
• It turned out a vent hose for the transmission had gotten kinked when my battery was replaced.
• So stupid they shouldn't even put it on kinked fire if it doesn't have a microphone.
• Kinked takes a darker turn both in story and romance.
• The hose was a little kinked during packaging and delivery.
• With kinked tails and cowlicks, recessive traits manifested in no other subspecies, the panthers were vulnerable to disease and parasitism and prone to heart abnormalities.
• Davies subsequently issued the recording on his 2006 album " kinked ".
• Tube is kinked so I am not sure about longevity.
• Kinked was an interesting story.
• The northern gateway is kinked to the left, probably to aid defence by slowing down attackers.
• And the worst part was, my hair only sort of curled and mostly just kinked and got frizzy.
• And when I hit the throphie everything went BLAGHHHH now I cant play it on my kinked fire.
• The swivel cord is great because I always hate when they get kinked up.
• This is why on the kinked demand curve model the lower segment of the demand curve is inelastic.
• Well, a little kinked.
• I cleaned the filters, checked the water pipe inlet wasn't blocked or kinked, but no joy.
• I have been trying to stretch the hose, but it is very kinked.
• In fact, it kinked the first time I fed it down the main line.
• The flow was constant and strong and even when the hoses kinked, it kept going.
• For me, Thai massage un kinked my system to flow more freely.
• Siamese cats may have the tail either straight or kinked, but whether the latter feature belongs of right to the breed, or has been acquired by crossing with the ordinary black and tabby kink-tailed c
• I've had one for many years then the spring that pulls the strip of staples forward got all kinked.
• I was compelled to finish it in one day, I think my neck is kinked.
• Still, as with anyone when a dream is kinked, Cruz was hurt, a little irked and helpless when his fate was rearranged beyond his control.
• Quality of tubing is very nice, soft and hasn't kinked or flattened during storage.
• I think the cord was kinked or something and it caused it to not turn on.
• Expect a kinked out sex plot, complete with voyeurism, display, bondage and D lish smexytimes.
• Kinked is must read in this series.
• The rather stiff clear tubing used, is permanently kinked from the way it is packaged.
• Urban households in China therefore face a kinked budget constraint line.
• If any leg of the aluminum frame is bent and kinked, just throw the whole thing away.
• Let me know what you think of kinked.