Sentence examples for like a collision from inspiring English sources

It's like a collision between Brancusi and Duchamp (Johnson).

Called rubing, or milk cake, it tastes a bit like a collision between halloumi and caerphilly.

Perhaps it keeps him fresh: parts of "See the Morning" sound like a collision of Elliott Smith and Fairport Convention.

The man who said he introduced them reported: "It was more like a collision than a meeting.

Up close, the ball arriving on a player's racket in this power age feels more like a collision, as the strings and then the body absorb the impact.

Like Quip, the writing seems like a collision of traditional word processing like Microsoft Word, the expedience of instant messaging, and the personal interactions of Facebook.

I waited 15 minutes to try on a D & G circle skirt in heavy black-and-white spotted calf that made me look like Betty Draper after a collision with a package of Hydrox.

At the time, Docker and CoreOS looked like they were on a collision course, and having even more container formats wasn't likely going to help the overall ecosystem.

The two are like trains heading for a collision.

There is nothing percolating like the anticipation of a collision with the Yankees.

So the antidepressant business looks like a demolition derby — a collision of negative research results, questionable research and regulatory practices, and popular disenchantment with the whole pharmacological regime.