("It would be easy to liken this show to Bill Cosby meets the Bible Belt: good clean comedy that somehow is still very amusing and fun to watch," one reviewer wrote of the touring production of "I Know I've Been Changed").
Everything Everything - Get To Heaven This fab four might be the best group in the world, and though their artsy British spirit makes it easy to liken them to Tears For Fears or Talk Talk, Get To Heaven sounds like Queen for the digital age.
With this all-encompassing green vision of a company which reaches into lives with a single green power and technology brand, perhaps it's easier to liken Ecotricity to Apple.
Occasionally, he abuses this facility: one can tire of the easy way in which he likens God to a tour guide (twice), or to a mechanic endlessly fixing the world; or Jacob to a "window washer to the VIPs," carrying a ladder on his back.
Gross likens the Fed's easy money policy and the government's fiscal stimuli to reinvigorate economic growth to applying a blowtorch to a wet log.
In a process that critics have likened to drug addiction, the flow of easy money and higher-paying jobs quickly replaces the communities' original economic basis, usually farming or fishing.
That's not an easy position to be in and one that Kerris likened to the dark days at Apple where the company was at the brink of bankruptcy.
Andy Winchell, a bankruptcy lawyer in Summit, N.J., likens student loan debt to tattoos: They're easy to get, people tend to get them when they're young, and they're awfully hard to get rid of.
Often likened to the work of Graham Greene and H. Rider Haggard, Mr. Davidson's novels defy easy genre classification.
Perhaps the easiest way for British fans to understand the dispute is to liken it to the occasional power struggle that breaks out between the English Football Association (in Spain's case, the RFEF) and the Premier League (the LFP).
