Sentence examples for a bit like a man from inspiring English sources

Pietersen looked in sublime form but he also looked a bit like a man who had been kippered.

"A male barn owl may use his box a bit like a man uses a garden shed," smiles Barber.

It's a bit like a man who stands 5-foot-6 putting on a "Cat in the Hat" hat and saying he's a six-footer.

It looked like part of an airplane, or perhaps a bit like a man bent over, with his hands on the floor.

Merivel does seem like a man of his time, but ends up coming across quite a bit like a man of ours, too.

He's a bit like a man who's come through the first world war and only realised afterwards how dangerous it was.

As I entered my house I felt a bit like a mix of two stereotypical men you might recognize from movies and books.

Mr. Kalmanson, a slight, tan man of 55 who looks a bit like a working man's Ben Kingsley, suited up for battle.

A "comedy roast" is a bit like a best man's speech.

Trying to describe the ideas of the Tea Party movement is a bit like a blind man trying to describe the elephant.

It was an awkward fit, and in Mr. Paladino's first few hours on the trail it seemed a bit like a large man trying on a small coat.