Sentence examples for called like a from inspiring English sources

Adam is in London to promote a new album, his third, called Like a Man.

"My mom obviously called, like, a thousand doctors, and they were all, like, 'Oh, it's psychosnobatic,' and I was, like, 'Um, O.K., sweetie, then why can't I step out?' It was literally so dumb.

He was producing an album by the Replacements, and Dylan, who was recording nearby, dropped in to check them out — at the very moment, as it happens, that Paul Westerberg, the Replacements' leader, was launching into a Dylan parody of theirs called "Like a Rolling Pin".

But Antonio Hart, a former student of Mr. Heath's and a bandleader on his own for the last decade, was the most impressive player in a low-key evening, contributing solos to "Sleeves," "Nice People" and a piece written for him by Mr. Heath called "Like a Son" that buttonholed the audience with burly rhythm-and-blues devices amid accomplished bebop playing.

It's called "Like a Jet" -- it's not about the football team.

Writing for the Official UK Charts Company, Justin Myers called "Like a Prayer" a simple love song and complemented the numerous hooks and the lyrics.

But since she didn't call, like a good patient would, I don't know for sure.

The moment it dips below the horizon, the bugs and frogs all start calling, like a symphony that has been waiting for the conductor's baton.

Heading south from Shippagan, the raw oceanfront scenery of meadow-topped cliffs and hidden sandy bays calls like a siren song.

Now showing x-ray for tet book which he calls "like a smart glossary".

There I lounge and lap, overlooking the cool blue of the Mediterranean, which calls like a siren.