Sentence examples similar to almost like a time from inspiring English sources

"Staten Island is unlike most places in that it's almost like in a time warp when you practice," he says.

I was unprepared for the way it unfolded and grew, almost like a time-lapse photograph of a flower, in such an astonishingly beautiful way".

"I feel as though it's almost like a ticking time bomb and it hasn't gone off yet," Martin said.

"It's almost like stepping in a time machine and transporting yourself back into the glory days of hip-hop".

It feels almost like a journey through time: Gangtok is quite different from the cities of the plains, but possibly like the quintessential colonial-era Himalayan towns.

That reality is then cooked up into something that, standing on a Tube platform, can seem almost like a parody of a time and place.

"I've been to rehab so many times, it's almost like checking into a hotel".

Where the earlier biographer had a more academic approach, Short's book reads almost like a thriller at times.

Which makes Sunday's game at Anfield feel almost like an exercise in time travel.

SUE: It was almost like a high, that new time, getting to know them and the challenge of finding the right school and the right this and the right that.

In her Web column today, Helene Cooper writes that for many Americans, Senator John McCain's rhetoric on Wednesday sounded almost like a trip back in time, to the days of the cold war, when major foreign policy addresses by American presidential aspirants always included the requisite bashing of the Soviet Union.