Sentence examples for like a mortal from inspiring English sources

But in the final holes of her first round, she putted like a mortal.

In the aftermath of Game 6, it looked like a mortal wound for the Spurs.

The boy looked like a mortal again in his polyester track pants and baseball cap.

But to be a bishop in, say, Nigeria — where Christianity is expanding rapidly, secularism is almost nonexistent, and Islam looks like a mortal foe — means something very different.

Every now and then, though, somebody like D'Angelo or Erykah Badu makes it seems like a mortal can continue the work begun by artists like Sly Stone and Betty Davis and Prince.

Whether you're on January girth-watch and are treating bread like a mortal enemy or are simply bored to tears of limp sandwiches eaten al-desko, soup is a scrumptious solution to a hungry office worker's lunchtime woes.

"When you watch it on TV and see the empty seats, it's like a mortal sin... excuse me — C 'mon, Johnny Johnny Damonn promptly hit a solo home run off Weaver, extending the Yankees' lead to 3-0.

Stories of divorced couples peacefully co-parenting and becoming wonderful lifelong friends contribute to this expectation that, if we're not emotionally overachieving with a person who usually feels more like a mortal enemy than a soulmate, that means we're petty, unenlightened thugs of the lowest order.