Sentence examples for left likened from inspiring English sources

In an interview on his Web site, bobdylan.com, Mr. Dylan, left, likened its sound to the music on the Chess Records label in the 1950s, the home of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and Willie Dixon.

Sherwood's appointment on an 18-month deal as replacement for the dismissed Andre Villas-Boas never had a long-term look - indeed the 45-year-old was left likening himself to a "supply teacher" who was not given the respect he deserves.

Voices yelled various profanities, calling for the Army to leave, likening them to the cartel.

Wo-oh-oh-oh-oh... Geri Haliwell Desire (Virgin) Here, Geri, who continues to possess all the sexual allure of a cardboard box full of rotting leaves, likens herself to a cat.

Later, when Jackie is performing his court-ordered community service at a soup kitchen — dropping expletives left and right, likening a few visitors to the cast of "Duck Dynasty" — he seems to be having the time of his life.

Woodward challenges Rumsfeld on the rising number of attacks in Iraq and is left "speechless" when Rumsfeld likens the situation to a bowl of fruit.

Letters to the Manchester Guardian in October of 1909 demonstrate the strength of feeling the issue provoked - some calling for the suffragettes to be left to starve, others likening the hunger strike to suicide, with the attendant moral obligations of the issue.

Speaking ahead of this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, he likened leaving McLaren to leaving home.

The "Times" has also likened the American left to the Nazi movement.

He likened No Child Left Behind to the enactment of Social Security, and to the race to the moon 40 years ago led by his brother, President John F. Kennedy.

Ms. Rhodes, left, used vulgar language to liken Ms. Clinton to a prostitute at an event sponsored by KKGN, the Air America affiliate in San Francisco, on March 22.