Sentence examples for goods as though from inspiring English sources

Now the kitchen chef empowers the pâtissier in the little storefront to treat every day's baked goods as though they were tonight's special.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] massesSIR In calling for easier immigration to rich countries you blithely talk about the free movement of goods, as though there is such a thing ("Let the huddled masses in", March 31st).

When the Reformation divided Europe ideologically, states increasingly turned to the legal fiction of extraterritoriality which treated diplomats, their residences, and their goods as though they were located outside the host country to justify diplomatic exemption from both criminal and civil law.

The video shooting is good, as well, though it lacks the degree of stabilization that Google's Pixel 2 can provide when filming while in motion.

"They're not as good as us, though, so it would be difficult for us to play together," Mpongo said.

That is as good as CoRoT, though not as good as Kepler, which has observed planets as small as the Moon (ie, with a quarter of Earth's diameter).Besides the onward march of technology, the four friends have three other reasons to think they can stay within budget.

Not as good, though, as this video montage of costumed Transformers fans in home-made outfits that actually transform, some more spectacularly than others.

It felt good, as though I were sloughing off suburbia, taking  a step closer to becoming the urban sophisticate I hoped one day to be.

'When I was eight, it was clear I was a very good singer.' She tells me more than once how good, as though I might not believe it.

"The 'best' reviews were the ones that pointed up this incredibly dumb and vulgar binary opposition between McDonald 'sbad and ecology good, as though the work was some sort of attack on globalisation," says Jake.

"To love and selfies!" young women exclaim, toasting one another at a restaurant, and there are times when the movie feels almost too punitive for its own good — as though the parents, in their moral fecklessness, deserved to be stripped of their offspring.