Sentence examples for like a gulf from inspiring English sources

The split between neighborhoods can feel like a gulf.

Rutgers quarterback Chas Dodd was rushed and missed an open Mohamed Sanu on first down, and three straight runs failed to travel 72 inches, which a push by North Carolina made to look like a gulf.

I understand that this is to contribute to the running costs of a party and costs of campaigning at election times but the money I'd be paying and how much MPs are paid seem like a gulf apart.

However the gap between number three in the global smartphone rankings and the top two, Samsung and Apple, is more like a gulf.

When it comes to national favorability ratings, the gap between Clinton and Trump when it comes to female support looks more like a gulf.

But he is consistent in characterizing his primary don't-like: an intolerable gulf between winemakers and wine drinkers caused by a legally mandated separation of importers, distributors and retailers.

It feels like there's a gulf between the information and people's realities.

The other efficient governments on the Forum's top 10 list include bastions of centralized authority like the United Arab Emirates, a Gulf nation similar to Qatar; Singapore and Hong Kongg.

She slapped him, and called him an idiot, and, ever since, he has felt that a gulf, "like the Rio Grande," came between them, and "she didn't like me anymore, did not want me".

More important, events like this are inevitable on a planet that has an ocean with the geography of the Atlantic (meaning a Gulf Stream-like feature), a large north-south continent on its western margin without a transverse mountain range to inhibit the merger of tropical warmth with polar cold, and four seasons in the temperate latitudes.

Tickets to the ball, however, start at $95. Which may explain that elaborate spread of food, like a "Fresh Florida Gulf Display" that will include grilled Key West shrimp with a Florida avocado dipping sauce.