Sentence examples for implied like from inspiring English sources

Analysts at Oriel Securities said: Progress remains serene at Ted Baker, with implied like for like sales up 6%.

The implied "like" and "as," which tie metaphor to the real world they transform, fell out of his mind.

Here was a group of middle-class professionals behaving, as Jeremy Hunt implied, like "trade union militants".

It doesn't make a difference, except that I think some of the stories that've been written implied, like, an emotional relationship and closeness between me and David that doesn't exist.

The important point is that as a word it already implies, like gold, an intrinsic value.

Recent market share data in Ireland saw Tesco losing 200 basis points of market share last quarter (source: Kantar) implying like for like sales were down around 6.5%.

The essence of his art isn't lyrical but gestural — his sharply etched phrases imply, like dance embodied in sculpture, the motions that produced them.

His simple response of "Thank you" implies, like the mending of the chair in the final scene of Bond's Saved, that there is some residual decency left in mankind.

Written, as the title implies, like a diary – in handwriting – and full of simple yet sprightly cartoons, it's more comic strip than novel, and follows the eternal travails of adolescent Greg, his family and friends.

As Laraine's comment implies, like most things offered to the naive for free, we all suspect this one is going to change as soon as we're all hooked.

Fair game to imply (like Gingrich and Perry before] that the presumptive Republican nominee is a heartless corporate raider?