Sentence examples for law like a from inspiring English sources

FOR 25 years, Lenard Leeds, a senior partner at Leeds Morelli & Brown, practiced law like a tiger on the prowl.

Some were thrown out, but only if they had more serious violations of state law, like a missing voter signature.

It would seem that an idling law, like a no-parking law, would be easy to administer: both affect vehicles that are standing still.

"At the moment, a dog is treated as a chattel in law, like a laptop or mobile phone, so the sentencing isn't taken seriously.

Now, many Republicans believe conservative demands to inflict real damage to the health care law is letting slip away the chance to make more realistic changes to the law, like a repeal of its tax on medical devices.

He'll disport an urban vernacular (with all the usual suspects on display — dawg, nigga, cat, as in "these two Hells Angel-looking cats were throwing darts") or the dialect of an Ivy League debater: "We good sheep of California, given to the romantic notion that the law, once erected, is unshakable, did not appreciate that the law, like a reef, is a living organism in a constant state of flux".

Most women and their husbands believed that mothers-in-law liked a commanding role as a result of being treated badly by their own mothers-in-law in earlier times.

But, following a Moore's Law-like trajectory, a new technology arose.

Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel, a Long Island Democrat and a chairwoman of the New York chapter of State Legislators Against Illegal Guns, noted that key portions of the law — like an expanded ban on assault weapons — were not being changed.

The Constitution should be read like any other statute, he said: "You either tell your judges, 'Look, this is a law like all laws.

Pashtun law, like many a law, has loopholes one can drive a camel through.