The phrase "a major like" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a significant preference or similarity, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "She has a major like for classical music, often attending concerts."
Alternatives: "a strong preference for" or "a significant fondness for".
Each summer, about 300 children attend Camp Mariah, where they choose a major like science, media or dance and take classes in that field, along with courses in career skills.
"I think the biggest difference now is when I go into a major like this, I feel normal," Kjeldsen explained.
The Tour's Serial Withdrawal Syndrome undermines quality and rivalries and turns a major like the Open into a promo spot.
Tiger Woods: Well, if you play most tournaments, even a major like in Augusta, even other difficult majors that we play, you probably are going to have one or two shots where you can take off, you know?
The Buick is not a major, like the Masters or the United States Open, so it not only has to break out of the clutter of New York sports and entertainment options, but out of the weekly golf mix.
The 2008 version consisted of Trevor Immelman (Masters), Woods (United States Open), Padraig Harrington (British Open) and Harrington (P.G.A .. Then there are the youngsters and semi-young players who have yet to win a major — like Adam Scott (31), Luke Donald (33), Rickie Fowler (22), Jason Day (23) and Dustin Johnson (25).
In his 10th full season on the PGA Tour, Snedeker, 35, has yet to win a major, but this was a major-like test and performance by Snedeker.
Thus, these cells represent a major innate-like T lymphocyte population within the human body.
Like a major bank, like a marriage, Bleeding Edge is an idea too big to fail – at least, not without grand-scale disillusionment.
Scholars say there may be no new majority coalition until a major event, like an economic downturn.
Select a major you really like.
