Sentence examples for like a multitude of from inspiring English sources
Like a multitude of less colorful people, Ms. Mannix, an Indiana collectibles dealer, and her capacious yellow porker, a mascot long ago rescued from the roof of a Piggly Wiggly grocery store, had come to this musty little town across the Ohio River from Cincinnati to shop.
Today, we have what seems like a multitude of examples to point to: Facebook, Skype, Dropbox, and many more.
Shocking news yes, but already the Internet has found one immediate chink in the company's rebranded armor, other than the fact that, like a multitude of other failed companies, the name ends in "ster" ….
For these students, their ROTC training is a lot like an outside job; like a multitude of other college students who work off campus, they handle this obligation as part of their daily routine.
Here's the most important thing I learned when I felt alone and exposed in the wilderness or even in my marriage: An aspen grove looks like a multitude of individual trees, but it's really one big organism, all connected to one root, just like us.
If you'd like to create a multitude of colors, you can even divide the batch into four parts, and place 1-2 drofs of unique colors in three of them; you can leave the fourth batch without coloring, to create a nice "white" color for contrast.
It goes like this: A multitude of talent generates high expectations.
It's like discovering a multitude of new friends and soulmates.
Though increasing obesity and decreasing physical activity play a significant role in the steady increase of the diabetic population globally, in countries like China and India a multitude of factors are involved.
I had no idea that, without a cosigner, I'd end up with credit card-like interest rates, amongst a multitude of other problems.
Mrs. Dickinson, initially uneasy with her daughter's public performances, was slowly won over by her financial and political triumphs, as Anna wittily wrote to a friend: "Success, like charity, covers a multitude of sins".
