Sentence examples for equivalent to mind from inspiring English sources
It's Vilnius' equivalent to "mind the gap" in London, and is one of the first things visitors hear when they get on a bus or a trolleybus here.
If imagining the NSW Origin selectors' meeting conjures an image of a round table of haggard faces, an overflowing ashtray and a knee-deep drift of crumpled notepaper, the Queensland equivalent brings to mind a convivial afternoon drink in the sunshine and a single beer coaster on which is written a list of names in permanent marker.
So "Seven-Minute Sopranos" and those equivalents come to mind in a major way.
There are many moments like this -- details of a particular life that effortlessly bring to mind emotionally equivalent details from our own lives.
It was Def Jam who appointed Jay-Z CEO in 2004, arguably the musical equivalent of hiring a poacher to mind your grouse.
To René Descartes, man was a union of the body and the soul, each a distinct substance acting on the other; the soul was equivalent to the mind.
"Fire Season" unapologetically belongs to that venerable taxon of American letters trivializingly known as "nature writing" -- a phrase that calls to mind the literary equivalent of the dreamy illustrations on view in a Sierra Club calendar or a Yellowstone gift shop.
You now need to shift to other sports — Lance Armstrong's seven straight Tours de France come to mind — to find equivalents.
Visual equivalents of the blues, his paintings may resemble those by an Outsider, but they also call to mind Alice Neel, Robert Colescott and Bob Thompson, among others.
