Sentence examples for like a tag from inspiring English sources

And so it continues for 400 more pages, the writer and the warrior trading places like a tag team.

On "Limp," Ms. Watkins and Mr. Thile worked like a tag team, trading a mournful verse for a cathartic chorus.

In meetings such as this, Page and Brin are like a tag team, taking turns as they chide employees for devising something that is merely a "cute" solution, not a fundamental one.

At the busy, no-frills Swiss Pastry Shoppe in Scotch Plains, the owner, John Cioffi, and his son Rob operate like a tag team, dashing from refrigerator to wooden bake tables to stove, then back to the refrigerator.

JON PARELES TAYLOR HO BYNUM SEXTET "Apparent Distance" (Firehouse 12) Taylor Ho Bynum opens his thoughtfully tumultuous new album with a solo introduction on cornet, making his mark in jags and loops, like a tag scribbled across a wall.

Both wearing blue shirts with rolled sleeves and business slacks (pleats for Mr. Romney, flat front for Mr. Ryan), the two men acted like a tag team, answering questions one after another.

Tags deployed on animals, like the A-Tag (Akamatsu et al., 2005), the Acousonde (Burgess, 2009), and the DTAG (Johnson & Tyack, 2003), can be extremely valuable for estimation of cue rates.

And if you've seen Mr. Lane as Max, Mr. Alexander seems like a tag-along younger brother in comparison, puffing out his chest for artificial stature and working too hard to keep up.

Then five more girls came out and they were taking it in turns to punch me like a tag-team.

Bosh was made to seem like a tag-along...

While the search for the child seems like a tagged-on plot device, the moodiness on the subway captivates.