Sentence examples for equivalent like from inspiring English sources

There's Unicef ambassador or its rough equivalent, like adoptive parent of minority child.

They would have had to use some primitive equivalent like Streetmap or the AA Route Planner.

In New York, she would have already started on it, or an equivalent like oxycodone or fentanyl.

"What's clear is that there is huge demand for social media in China, and users there should have a choice between Facebook and a local equivalent like Renren," says Earp.

The New Yorker, November 14 , 1942P. 11 Uncle Robert has beguna campaign to replace the word "Kindergarten," which he spurns as being German in origin, with some good American equivalent, like "passtime Class, or "juvenile class".

This production, referred to in rueful quotation marks as "a Python tribute show" by one of its cast members, is not laboriously mimetic in the mode of a pop music equivalent like "Beatlemania".

His fuller-scale portraits – digitally painted rather than computer generated – have received almost 55,000 "appreciations" (the Behance equivalent of "likes").

In order to accomplish this, gold markers or equivalent point-like features are required.

Second, the equivalent PD-like mutation in yeast VPS35 (D686N) is fully functional compared with the WT yeast protein in complementing growth phenotypes in VPS35 null yeast.

After 2 months, both cell types produced histologically and macroscopically equivalent hyaline-like cartilage repair tissue within porcine femoral trochlea chondral defects.

Jam a doorstop or equivalent wedge-like tool into the space between the upper part of the door and the car.