Sentence examples for hadn't like from inspiring English sources

Later he said that the horse ran as if he hadn't like the footing and he hadn't handled well.

Chep backed the new law, and maybe he wishes now he hadn't, like the Republicans who pushed the no-third-term amendment for President.

But I hadn't: like a shoe store, or a restaurant, I was running a business with the obligatory expenses, like a full staff on payroll, a shop to rent, and a million dollars worth of pre-ordered shoes to design, inspect, manufacture and mail out to my customers.

Hirsch hadn't liked Sunday school, either.

With the L.S.O., they hadn't liked my personality.

She hadn't liked to take the bus alone.

I told her honestly that he hadn't liked it.

He hadn't liked being in the town, he hadn't liked asking where the priest lived, nor going there.

Tells how he had been up North and hadn't liked it a bit.

She had ordered soup from the place the night before, but hadn't liked it.

I felt that I would not have to do the one thing I hadn't liked in high school.