Sentence examples for like arming from inspiring English sources

Others were hostile and clandestine, like arming rebels to fight against Ethiopia's government or instructing Egyptian spies to simply destroy the dam altogether.

Adam Dutko, a college student from Maryland flying into Raleigh-Durham International Airport in North Carolina, echoed Ms. Michael's thought, saying: "It's almost like arming a terrorist.

And there is a reluctance to admit that half measures like arming the rebels or establishing a no-fly zone are unlikely to end the suffering of the Syrian people in the face of a determined Alawite minority, led by a vicious Mr. Assad, who has no qualms about carrying out ethnic cleansing in a struggle to the death.

But it seems clear that, just as Qatar has used its oil riches to boost its influence in the Middle East with ventures like arming Syrian rebels, its wealth is also being deployed to help the country become a force in the world of culture.

It's the kind of idea to be filed alongside ideas like arming schoolchildren to stop bullying.

Crying white mothers are ratings gold to you and many in the legacy media in the back [of the hall]." Donald Trump has largely echoed the NRA's proposals — like arming teachers, which he endorsed on Thursday morning.

It isn't like arm wrestling.

It's almost like arm wrestling.

Ryan wields neither remarkable maneuverability nor a howitzer-like arm.

The object was to tie up the grasshopper-like arms of the 6-foot-2 Williams.

"No one likes armed missionaries," declared Robespierre, with words as apt then as they remain today.