Sentence examples for has its equivalent from inspiring English sources

But then every generation has its equivalent of "it was all fields around here when I was a boy".

Pretty much everything has its equivalent.

Like the second position, fourth has its equivalent en l'air.

Wall Street now has its equivalent of a reality TV star.

I wondered, idly, if the sportof surfing has its equivalent of hackers.

X-ray astronomy has its equivalent of the Hubble Space Telescope in the Chandra X-ray Observatory.

Twitter has its equivalents: follows, retweets, replies, etc.

This home-birthed art has its equivalents in rock, including a recent style influenced by Pavement, the band out of Stockton, Calif.

The inhuman attitudinising of the bishop has its equivalents today among the clerics who splutter about gay marriage and demand celibacy of gay priests.

Germany has its equivalents of British High Street banking giants, but most people in Ludwigsburg use local banks based in the town.

It doesn't have its equivalent of Sibelius, Nielsen or Grieg, a composer who came to symbolise 19th-century nationhood.