Sentence examples for be like over from inspiring English sources
I don't know what it's going to be like over the next six months".
"She'll be like over my shoulder, saying: 'Jen what are you doing?
But with dwindling options, they decided to visit and "get a feel for what their life would be like over there," Ms. Pressman said.
If he couldn't cope with one needle, he thought, what would he be like over a two-day trial and then having 12 more blood tests over two months?
When asked recently after a City Hall news conference what his schedule would be like over the next few days, Mr. Green scrolled through his iPhone and said: "Petitioning.
One Dallas mother, who did not want to be named lest she alienate fellow parents, said that when her daughter, a kindergartner, announced her desire for a locker chandelier, "My instinct, of course, was to just be like, 'Over my dead body.' " Those with decked-out lockers pointed to their utilitarian qualities.
Instead of a TV approach, ∂ Φ L / ∂ t = ϑ δ ϵ Φ div g ∇ Φ ∇ Φ, if an oriented Laplacian flow approach, ∂Φ L /∂t = ϑδ ϵ (Φ ζζ + gΦ ηη ), proposed in our work, is employed in the DRLSE method to smooth zero-level contours, the results may visually seem to be like over-smoothing as displayed in Figure 21b,c.
The post accompanied by #realmensupportwomen has since been liked over 20,000 times.
On another question -- about how he is liked over all -- the result was 37percentt favorable.
"That comes from him being settled with his team-mates and the fact he is liked over here.
Her post has since been liked over 1,000 times.
