Sentence examples for comparing going from inspiring English sources

There have been calls for a boycott of the Games, with Stephen Fry comparing going to Sochi as the modern equivalent of taking part in the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

Whether things are more brutal than the standard Gallardo is rather like comparing going over Niagara Falls in a barrel to doing the Cresta Run in a Sainsbury's carrier bag.

Just like you couldn't make up Ann Romney's remarks comparing going on Mormon mission to serving in the military which she did in an interview on The View.

We investigated the spatiotemporal characteristics of response inhibition during a visual go/no-go task in 14 teenagers and 14 adults using magnetoencephalography (MEG) and a contrast between two no-go experimental conditions designed to eliminate a common confound in earlier studies comparing go with no-go trials.

"They can also compare going prices to gain more power in a negotiation.

OVER the next few months, Brendon compared going to work to attending his own funeral.

But a commercial that compared going without a Visa card to athletes' forgetting vital equipment overreached considerably.

Jorge Urbina, who runs a small store, and his wife, Eslovania Ramos, a lawyer, compared going out into the streets to playing "Russian roulette".

"It's not for the faint of heart," said Siegel who compared going backstage to descending the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland.

In his Times Magazine essay, my father compared going to Detroit Tigers games with his father as a child to the journeys of medieval pilgrims on their way to Jerusalem.

TechCrunch's own Josh Constine compared going up against Facebook to "punching a wall 1.35 billion bricks thick".