Sentence examples for been like those from inspiring English sources
Most of the Hungarian Grand Prix races have been, like those in Monaco, processions.
My job is dynamic My interests have always been like those of a squirrel: all over the place.
In the eighteen years since it débuted on HBO, "Mr. Show with Bob and David," created by Odenkirk and David Cross, has been like those underground tapes.
Hold the black crepe because it may just be that reports of the death of the 19th World Cup have been, like those of the African plane crash of Ernest Hemingway, somewhat exaggerated.
His years in the East can be assumed to have been like those of thousands of Portuguese scattered at the time from Africa to Japan, whose survival and fortunes were, as he says, always hanging from divine providence's very thin thread.
And he proceeds to parade through town, with every villager too afraid to tell the truth until one little boy comments, "The Emperor has no clothes!" My reaction to that was, "Wow, was he brave!" I would certainly have been like those villagers, too afraid to speak up, ignoring what I knew was true.
"I'll be like those other women, then.
This country is like those two brothers".
It's like those miserable psalms.
