Sentence examples for few things to like from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups say that the new generation of diesels will still be too dirty to merit tax breaks but they view credits for cleaner technologies like hybrids and hydrogen fuel cells as one of the few things to like about the bill.

Couple this with their crowdsourced approach and differentiator of paying rewards and there are a few things to like here.

She commented: "There are quite a few things to like about this game.

There were a few things to like about my first roommate who shall remain unnamed for always.

Or secretly try all day long to find out a few new things to like about him.

They have a few things to work out, like how to contain a Suns bench that produced 54 points, 23 rebounds and 13 assists in Game 4 (compared with 20 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists by the Lakers' reserves).

Here's a few things to consider: Just like red wines and white wines (and hard liquors) need to be treated differently and put it in different glasses, the same goes for different varieties of beer.

The McKernans bought a few things to put in their space, like a palm-covered chair and a shower curtain lush with palm trees.

Even with all that use, I've only found a few things not to like about it.

And while the time for serious tax planning for the current filing season passed at the end of 2007, you can still do a few thing to lighten your liability, like making a tax deductible contribution to an individual retirement account.

There are a few things I'd like to say to her, really calmly.