Sentence examples for arises like this from inspiring English sources

"In general a review arises like this," he once told an interviewer.

I said, 'Listen, if he's playing, and he feels good enough to play, then he's fine.' " Jackson added, "When you have a situation that arises like this, baseball's fourth in line of your problems or worries at that time".

The three companies are major construction concerns that were awarded contracts by the Corps of Engineers in April that provided no money up front but had them stand by for projects that might arise, like this one.

So when certain moments arise like this, it's a...".

If tiffs arise, like the one over the warrant, you should compromise; never brag or shout.

When hurtful subjects arise, like the death of her young son, she distances herself by switching into butterfly mode.

One thousand years passed before Skepticism recovered from Augustine's criticisms, but then it arose like the phoenix of Egyptian mythology.

Enron has arisen like the ghost of over-the-top Christmases past, as a jolting throwback to the untethered America of the dot-com bubble.

Old questions arose, like the ones that followed him from the University of Virginia in 1999 when he was a fourth-round draft pick by Green Bay.

The flowers, generally white, rarely reddish, are borne in small clusters on slender stalks arising, like the surface-creeping stems, from the axils of the leaves.

I investigated cases that arose, like the Algiers Motel case," said Jackson, who also served as the former Detroit police crime lab chief.