Sentence examples for like addicted to from inspiring English sources
"They've just been trained to be so afraid that they're, like, addicted to watching it... They're not sickos sitting in their basement jerking off to 9/11 footage everybody watches it a lot.
I sound like a broken record to my parents, I'm like, 'Yes, $8,000, $9,000 — I'm like addicted to the website now," said Cameron, as he sat in Ulmer's old classroom wearing a pink wristband to demonstrate his support for breast cancer research.
With his suavely grainy voice and songs like "Addicted to Love," "Bad Case of Loving You" and "Simply Irresistible," Mr. Palmer presented himself as a pop Romeo.
But again, the selection is fairly small, at least once you subtract the mind-boggling gigabytes of B movies — more like C or D movies — like "Addicted to Murder III: Bloodlust" and "Witchcraft XI: Sisters in Blood".
But again, the selection is fairly small, at least once you subtract the mind-boggling gigabytes of B movies — more like C or D movies — like "Addicted to Murder III: Bloodlust" and "Witchcraft XI: Sisters in Blood". The copy protection is a bit overbearing, too.
Then along comes a show like "Addicted To Bad Ideas Peter Lorre's 20th Century," and I'm forced to admit that sometimes, very rarely, the categories do blend gloriously to produce something greater than the sum of their parts.
And in studies asking if running rats behave like rats addicted to cocaine or morphine or other addictive drugs, the answer seems to be yes.
"They can be afraid of a range of outcomes from experiencing an orgasm, like becoming addicted to sex, or to feeling like they're cheating if they orgasm solo [during masturbation]," she said.
Like Thomas L. Friedman ("Addicted to 9/11," column, Oct. 14), I am saddened by the absence of imagination in the White House.
For people, like me, addicted to not only "Breaking Bad" but also "Mad Men," "Game of Thrones," "The Killing," "Homeland" and others, this future is scary because the answer is probably no.
"Gamblers have to increase their bets to get the same level of excitement, just like someone addicted to drugs who has to keep using more to get an effect.
