Sentence examples for first like that from inspiring English sources

I teach my daughter that the first "like" that matters is that you like that girl you see in the mirror.

Dutton's previous novel, "Sprawl," is an ekphrastic meditation on the aesthetics of American suburbs, and "Margaret the First," like that book, is largely descriptive.

The suggestions are based on crowdsourced data at first, like that people often use Dropbox at work and Netflix at home, but Cover learns what you use in these situations too and adapts its lockscreen shortcuts.

What the "biological meaning" is of the central (vertical) trend is a really good question, and should be treated first like that: as a question, even though it may be tempting to assume that the vertical trend has good explanatory power.

"I have never seen a first and second serve like that.

Have a third, if you like!" That's Business Elite for you.

Many sides have shipped 50 to the All Blacks after a first half like that.

"I think we're not going to be able to have a first half like that first game (against Australia).

The first thought gives rise to the second, something like that.

"It's the third or fourth like that he's scored this season".

Cory Schneider was beaten by the first shot he saw, Keith's point blast through traffic, the second like that for the Chicago defender.