Sentence examples for be like if a from inspiring English sources

What would it be like if a figure emerged from a painting into three dimensions?

"You can imagine what that would be like if a kid got his spike stuck in that," said Mr. Richardson.

"It does seem to be like if a white person has a soulful voice, it's, 'Ooh, she's so soulful,' rather than a black person.

And I wondered what it would be like if a similar journey happened to a character with no special powers, no magical destiny, no Capitol to overthrow.

We wondered what it would be like if a real movie director got hold of a baseball game and filmed it as he or she saw fit.

If you ever wondered what it would be like if a 12-year-old boy ran for president, Trump has provided you with an answer.

It's impossible to be liked if you're not really a factor at all.

To be published in Science was "like, if you're a rock star, being on the cover of Rolling Stone".

It is hard for me to imagine what it would be like if an undercover police officer were to secretly infiltrate Hillel.

And being liked if you're female means a certain thing.

Your lowercase A should be like if you make a "hook" with your right hand.