Sentence examples for but like like from inspiring English sources

But like like elsewhere in the UK, when it comes to running a health service in the face of ever increasing demand, it seems there are few easy answers.

1. Mike, like, likes Emily, but not like that.

But do you, you know, like-like the Olympics?

"But like really delicately, like properly, stirred".

I mean I — I do remember — like — liking everybody, but — and it wasn't like I was shy..

But Americans like to like their president.

But I like good pitchers, I like good defensive plays.

I like France but I like to be a stranger.

"They said 'We don't like art but we like breaking the law'," says English.

Gimbel, like Yates (but not like James), kept an apartment full of wild beasts.

Today I say, 'There's no substitute for experience.' We like change, but we like continuity".