We found over 1000 examples of how to use like in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 1000.
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| 26. | Because I’ve grown up with farming, I never think that it’s something people are really interested in. It’s like, oh, that’s just how you get your food. But then, like hundreds and hundreds of people come to every single event, and it’s like whoa…. | |
| 27. | And the kind of rat we work with are all very sweet. They like to be held and handled. They like to interact with people, and they really like to work hard. They are really out to please you. | |
| 28. | It's like being a zookeeper babysitting those kids -- they have two dogs, like five lizards, a turtle, they used to have two fainting goats but they sold them or they died or something -- and the kids are like three little pigs chasing each other around and squealing. | |
| 29. | "What do you think life beyond our Earth would look like?" "Considering there are zillions of planets out there, I think there exist mathematical probabilities that there could be repetitions of shapes that occur on our Earth." "I see what you mean: bird-like things, fish-like things, and so on..." "Yeah, they could evolve in parallel, or they could be offshoots of panspermia, but that's another class for you!" | |
| 30. | "I like watching TV." "What else do you like to do?" "I like reading books, too." | |
| 31. | Heaven and earth exhibit no benevolence; to them the ten thousand things are like straw dogs. The holy man exhibits no benevolence; to him the hundred families are like straw dogs. Is not the space between heaven and earth like unto a bellows? It is empty; yet it collapses not. It moves, and more and more comes forth. | |
| 32. | If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it's probably a duck. | |
| 33. | I'd like to die like my grandfather, asleep, and not screaming and crying like the people he took in his car. | |
| 34. | Do you like him, or do you like-like him? | |
| 35. | The great works of people are not the ones that make noise. The greatest simply happen, just like water flows, like wind blows, like grain grows. | |
| 36. | Like father, like son. | |
| 37. | I don't like you any more than you like me. | |
| 38. | His whole family is like that. They're like peas in a pod. | |
| 39. | Some people like summer, and others like winter. | |
| 40. | Like knows like. | |
| 41. | Some students like English, and others like physics. | |
| 42. | Most people like to see in pictures what they would like to see in reality. | |
| 43. | Most people like summer, but as for me, I like winter much better. | |
| 44. | I don't like anything like hard work. | |
| 45. | Excellent! It's just like you to come through like that. | |
| 46. | Some people like classical music, while others like popular music. | |
| 47. | Instead use words like "some", "many", "often", and begin statements with openers like, "In my experience, ...", "Excuse me if I'm wrong, but...", "In many instances, ...." | |
| 48. | Just as the Americans like baseball, the British like cricket. | |
| 49. | For a healthy cheerful guy like that to get sick is like the devil getting sunstroke. Everyone is talking about it. | |
| 50. | "Do you like sports?" "Yes, I like baseball, among other things." |