Sentence examples for like a fu from inspiring English sources

"Some guys get like a Fu Manchu on their backs, and it's just stupid looking," Mr. Alphonso said.

One made Jabba appear too human almost like a Fu Manchu character while a second made him look too snail-like.

BT: I like Kung Fu a lot.

(Time magazine described its owner, Jorge Pasquel, as "a sinister, swarthy and unscrupulous man of limitless means whose widespread agents operate on a Fu Manchu-like scale").

"It's strongly his style, like a kung fu expert.

We finished by dueling on a virtual cybergame in which I moved my hands and feet, like a kung fu practitioner, to control the hands and feet of an on-screen Wonder Woman.

That sounds funny, and for a while it plays like head-exploding gangbusters on screen, particularly when the young Mr. Lincoln (a solid Benjamin Walker), in his grasshopper stage, begins learning how to swing a silver-tipped ax like a kung fu master.

Like a Kung Fu movie, the story and script are really just the thinnest of cartilage to string together action scenes, and like a Kung Fu movie, the ultimate qualitative measure rests on how memorable those action scenes end up.

He tells me that if we "wanted" to, he'd do PX90 for a month and come out the other side looking like a kung fu master.

He'd sat there for three hours trying to look like an inconspicuous badass — with a Fu Manchu mustache and a ponytail, and dressed in jeans, a tank top, and a baseball cap adorned with a marijuana-leaf logo — when the deal was called off and the team agreed to reconvene at the Hollywood station.

"For a galaxy's life, it's like an instant," Fu said.