Sentence examples for had already compared from inspiring English sources

Decades earlier, Eliot had already compared Jews to rats in "Burbank with a Baedeker: Bleistein with a Cigar:" "The rats are underneath the piles./ The jew is underneath the lot".

(Some people have already compared the new series to "The Larry Sanders Show").

Scott Boras, who represents Teixeira and Holliday, has already compared Holliday to Teixeira as the best all-around free agent.

His fantasy life is so rich that he has already compared himself to Abraham Lincoln, Charles de Gaulle, Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, and (for sheer perseverance) Ho Chi Minh.

His teammate Keyshawn Johnson has already compared him to David Beckham, but for Chris Simms, the headier stuff is still to come.

Aid workers have already compared the current crisis to the Ethiopian famine of 1984, when almost a million people died.

Some out-of-town critics have already compared the playwright, 28-year-old ITAMAR MOSES, to Tom Stoppard.

He's currently developing a series for Radio 4, which he's modelling on Tony Hancock – to whom one critic has already compared him.

Boras has already compared Holliday to another of his clients, Mark Teixeira, who signed an eight-year, $180 million contract with the Yankees last winter.

Some critics have already compared that mob tale to "Boardwalk Empire," and the high ratings and the almost-instant renewal are likely to generate more of that talk.

Many practise what is known as "laser-shopping", entering a retail outlet to buy a particular product at a particular price, having already compared prices and quality online.