Sentence examples for alike from from inspiring English sources

People all look alike from a distance.

(The Sikh faith proscribes followers, men and women alike, from shaving or trimming their hair).

Especially since the candidates seemed pretty much alike from the beginning.

Vaccines have wiped smallpox, a disease once dreaded by rich and poor alike, from the face of the Earth.

Lord Bell aspires, one gathers, to a very similar role, protecting public and ancestors alike from Hilary Mantel.

The buoyant economic environment of the 1990s shifted the attention of investors and the public alike from traditional manufacturing industries into the world of new technology.

Empowerment, supposing the idea is taken seriously, may distract governments and the Bank alike from the simpler pro-growth tasks that they already appear to find impossibly difficult.

ASBURY PARK, N.J. — The storm spared no corner of this state: tidal surges washed through shore towns and cities alike from Cape May to the Hudson River.

Perhaps the seventy-four-year-old Larry David look-alike from Vermont had prepared this answer; perhaps he hadn't.

For those who knew him best as the squeaky-clean Blair-alike from Little Britain, that voice and that high-octane camp were a revelation.

Kelly Fehn, an Olson twin look-alike from New Orleans, was also shopping at the store recently during a visit to New York.