Sentence examples for builds like from inspiring English sources

Suffocating tension builds like a pulse, until the book's audacious, haunting climax two thirds in.

The emotional disquiet builds like an orchestral crescendo from near-silence to a roar.

"[sic]" builds like an orchestral work, pumped full of internal resonances, a dream sequence that functions as a bridge, and intentional, darkening repetition.

They make you wait for this – as they should, so that the anticipation builds like steam in a kettle – with several rooms of early avant-garde clutter.

The song builds like a 50's doo-wop tune, then crescendos and ends in a way that sounds almost symphonic.

Under the imaginative direction of John Tiffany ("Once") and Andrew Goldberg, the play's howling fever dream builds like an illness within one soul: we see Macbeth's paranoia do battle with his wife's O.C.D., as Cumming stalks Merle Hensel's eerie set.

The Internet isn't built like that".

It's built like a New York skyscraper".

Cesar is built like a soccer player.

The car was built like a tank.

Another was built like a frog.