Sentence examples for in to like from inspiring English sources

He was one of the first Stern fans to calling in to like local news stations or Larry King-type shows.

Grids of images, stacked floor by floor … comics are miniature apartment blocks that we peer in to, like the chair-bound Jimmy Stewart in Rear Window.

When happiness does arrive in this movie, it has the air not of something that you reach, like your top speed, but of something that you give in to, like baldness or old age... "High Fidelity" has fun going nowhere in particular; in short, it's more like a dance than a book... To make one documentary about the Sex Pistols may be regarded as youthful indiscretion.

Low uptake of HealthSpace seemed to be partly because of patients' limited interest 24 and partly because the registration process was cumbersome and bureaucratic: They need to come in to, like the front office, because we check all their identification documents that they need.

Talk to her about casual things, things that she's interested in to, like a new movie, your crush, etc. Listen to her.

I never understood why I had to look like a character in order to like them.

The truth is, liberals for years bemoaned the fact that conservatives dominated talk radio and there seemed to be something in the DNA of liberal listeners that prevented them from tuning in to like-minded radio hosts endlessly, week after week and year after year.

It's in our DNA to like to go "whack".

You cannot give in to players like this.

Lot to like in Panther Land.

What's not to like in Miami?