Sentence examples for equivalent of those from inspiring English sources

It's the equivalent of those chocolate Christmas tree decorations.

Last week, the audience of "Today" was the equivalent of those of its competitors combined.

>> ZDNet The Kindle, the Nook - they're the equivalent of those clunky phones that just make calls and send texts.

He's the equivalent of those kids in the East Village who began wearing Hush Puppies way back when.

First, he goes after big flavors -- the taste equivalent of those sunsets -- and he knows how to get them.

"It is as if there is a perceptual equivalent of those who can roll their tongues and those who can't.

This was a 21st-century equivalent of those court masques loved and indulged in by Tudor monarchs.

The institutional investors, who hold 57percentt of Hewlett-Packard's shares, are the equivalent of those critical political delegates.

Now I get the equivalent of those one-phrase replies in the teen English of "just chillin"' or "that's sick".

What we're left with is the movies' equivalent of those magazine subscriptions that promise you a die-cast Porsche but don't give you the tailpipe until week 79.

Some might say it is the internet equivalent of those unpleasant experiences outside the exam hall where the answers are discussed between students.