Sentence examples for it develops like from inspiring English sources
The quiet duet "Year of Our Lord" is largely supported adagio for Ms. Taylor and Mr. Angle, alone together, but, though much of the focus is on Ms. Taylor, it develops like a dialogue for adults.
If you go back to the original sources of the time and you look at the images, you can see that it develops like almost all fashion things with the highest levels of society.
The Russian embryologist Alexander Kowalevsky's discovery, again in Naples, that it develops like the swimming larvae of the ascidians, or sea squirts, let Haeckel bridge the invertebrate vertebrate divide (Beeson 1978; Mikhailov and Gilbert 2002; Fokin and Groeben 2008, pp. 99 102; Fokin 2012).
But Facebook views social networking as a human right, and would likely want to give all users any extra features it developed like News Feed filters to weed out politics or baby pics.
"Everyone asks that but I'm sorry, it's a mystery to me how it developed like this," he told the newspaper Scotland on Sunday in 2004.
That it developed like that.
"You think you want the house to develop in a certain way, but then it develops differently, like with kids".
The cultures fearing the independence and supposed impropriety it develops, much like Charlotte Smith once protested in 1986.
And in the dead time I think you continue thinking about it, even if you don't make a note or write a word of it: it's developing like a piece of film.
Clearly, it developed a liking for psychedelic rock, and – as described late on in the book – accompanying doses of a certain "chemical which alter[s] reality".
Nice to briefly show or comment on the clinical phenotype of that individual mouse showing remarkable accumulation of adoptively transferred Th17 cells in the brain (did it develop EAE-like signs?).
