Sentence examples for it much like from inspiring English sources

The orchestra plays "in the round," with the audience seated all around it, much like the Berlin Philharmonic in its home hall, the Philharmonie.

There's something grotesque about it, much like the music itself.

And use it much like a phallus! the wagon's axles started to squeak.

The debate, you can think of it much like a political election.

The stone grows in size as the bile fluid washes over it, much like a pearl forms inside an oyster.

When placed in a strong, static magnetic field, nuclei tend to align with it, much like compass needles.

A "Blunderbuss" was a dunce and a "buffle-head" not far from it (much like "pea-goose").

Taking characteristics from both species, it can also implant eggs directly into hosts, making it much like a queen alien.

Society assigns it -- much like a suffocating, shrink-wrapped label around someone or some group suddenly deemed the outsider.

But if the company waits until a product is ready to ship before announcing it much like Apple operates the trendy brand Motorola has built could begin to lose momentum.

The cell treats it much like a micro-RNA it might make on its own.