Sentence examples for as if in a classic from inspiring English sources
(For instance, as if in a classic Western, Ma Loute punctuates his yearning glances with a well-timed spit).
She sang about missing Portugal, about sailors and love and not being able to play the guitar properly, as if in a classic frustration dream.
With regard to last week's letter recommending olives as a classic ingredient in a classic martini: Sorry, but if we are talking martinis, it's either a twist of lemon or nothing.
She also holds an entry in the Irish Oaks as well, and if she runs in a Classic, it seems certain that it will be at The Curragh in July rather than Epsom in 15 days' time.
Here we find confirmed the view that the first English author to have his works published as if he were a classic was Ben Jonson in 1616.
"I rode as if it was a Classic.
One doesn't grasp a Lamborghini shift knob as if it were a classic Hurst pistol-grip unit.
A dish called Flavors of Bouillabaisse, in quotation marks, sounds ominous, as if the Provençal classic has been turned into edible powders.
For β-actin IF, a classic protocol was used.
She had long blond hair that she sometimes styled in a classic Slavic peasant braid, as if to hark back to her rural roots.
