Sentence examples for like a sow from inspiring English sources

Luckily for everyone concerned, the hospital was only a mile away; when I got out of the cab I was holding my belly and bellowing like a sow.

The fact that right now your songs sound like a sow having eating a radiator shouldn't be any disadvantage.

By the 1670s, The Long-Nos'd Lass was a popular song, relating in detail how a tailor and a miller courted a woman whose "visage was perfectly just like a Sow" in the hope of securing her dowry (given as £17,000, not the £40,000 of A Certaine Relation).

It's very simple, like a sowing machine," he told me.

"It's like licking a sow's ear," he drawled, though I doubt that helped my folks much as sows weren't something they saw too much of growing up in Brooklyn.

Talking about sawing wood as opposed to chopping it, he, or Emmett, says: "But a handsaw will slide right through with wondrous ease, sprinkling handfuls of sawdust out of either side of the cut, like - like I can't think what - like a sower sowing seeds, perhaps".

On our rounds of the wards, Watson would see lots of other computers with humans glued to them like piglets at a sow's teats.

Netanyahu would like to sow a suspicion between these countries so fraught and durable that it will also prevent any possible future agreement.

These were just warm ups, though, for the main course, saumagen, a well-spiced mixture of pork and potatoes that is encased in the stomach lining of a sow like a big sausage, and served in large, slender slices.

Pieces of the cabin shell were so out of whack, says Jansen, that the surrounding skins "fit like a saddle on a sow".

The 1950s and 1960s development models of Japan or Korea would fit today's Asian economies like a saddle on a sow.