Sentence examples for endangered like from inspiring English sources
Some turtles they save are endangered, like the diamondback terrapin; others are not.
"You need a credible third-party report that you are endangered, like a police report, in order to get a new number," MacBride said.
He insists that his four children avoid antibiotics, since they are far from endangered like the postal workers who had close contact with terrorist mail.
Some species that scientists say are at most risk in a warming climate are already considered threatened or endangered, like the Sharpe's longclaw and the Aberdare cisticola in Kenya.
The region also has some extremely valuable medicinal plants, which are now gravely endangered, like brahmi, gulbakawali, safedmusli, kalimusli, tejraj, bhojraj, patalkumhna, kali haldi, devraj, jatashankari, ashva gandha.
Stanford now felt endangered like never before, according to leaked documents and interviews, and he was more determined than ever to have Barasch and Andrews Kurth in his corner.
But post-psychedelic disorientation intrudes with de-tuned synthesizers and storm clouds of distortion that make the songs seem like endangered daydreams.
How different this is from our clock-watching, paranoid culture where time is always running out, fleeting, and treated as an endangered commodity (just like money).
Write a few pages on an endangered animal you like, show it to many people!
The area is also home to endangered species like the spotted owl, which at night sounds "like a radar beeping," Mr. Stiles said.
In 2013, the renegade marsupial went on a 27-day hunger strike in front of the NSW state parliament in opposition to firewood clearing threatening native species, endangering the likes of the gang-gang cockatoo.
