Sentence examples for be like a very from inspiring English sources

If people do have meningitis it can be like a very bad hangover that quickly gets worse.

"This seems to be like a very large region of the world that people are willing to let fall off the map," said Thomas G. Wenski, auxiliary bishop of Miami, one of those who made the journey.

Instead, the central bank, which has already cut rates twice in recent weeks, still has to lower them by about half a point by January to converge with the rates of the other euro countries.For the euro-zone as a whole, any overheating that this might generate in Portugal, "would be like a very small radiator in a very big room," says one Lisbon economist.

This will be like a very large first aid like.

It's like a very expensive play".

"It's like a very sophisticated computer".

It is like a very elegant nest.

And I think that's like a very common theme.

It was like a very intentional simulation of the future.

"It's like a very exciting roller coaster," Rutan said.

"It's like a very artsy, abstract dance movie".