Sentence examples for like a made from inspiring English sources
He sits there like a made man awaiting sentencing.
As for the whole idea of 'disablism', people don't even know what that means – it's like a made up word for them.
The sordid details of Edwards' affair played out like a made for TV movie through the media.
Brent Lyon, the operations manager of the National Crime Agency, which sounds like a made up thing but, apparently, isn't, said that the imprisonment of the ambulance crew has "disrupted" organised crime in the UK.
It's an evolution apparent even in the titles, like "A Made Up Story" and "Stories for the Wobbly Hearted," his one theater show to play here, at the 2006 Brits Off Broadway festival.
Until those issues are finally settled, said Dr. Melott, of the University of Kansas, the cosmic web may remain something more like a "made for cable TV" production than a full-length feature because, he said, the story is still "kind of patched together".
This looked like a making contract, but the opener led a singleton spade.
At the party she meets Earl, who is dressed like a maked woman.
Like a "Make a Wish" foundation experience.
Like a tripod made from floor dusters.
Like a propeller made of meat.
