Sentence examples for like as she from inspiring English sources

Suzanne Moore, also a fine columnist of long-standing, wrote a magazine article in which she railed against the pressure for women to look like, as she put it, "Brazilian transsexuals".

"Look at me, I'm a cat!" Haden has managed to evade the eyes of both her mothers again and has scrambled up the wall, lying atop like, as she says, a cat.

Within weeks her body felt like, as she described, "an octopus inside of me wrapping its tentacles around every organ".

It can come from knowing what a person looks like as she runs from a burning building.

Staud wondered what Ashlyn would be like as she became an older teenager, if she would begin to disobey her parents and what the implications might be for her health.

Christie is the first to prick the balloon of "trendy feminism": she is a feminist, of course (which is a bit like, as she argues, saying, "I'm a non-racist!").

She can be as terse-lipped as she likes, as long as she retains the power to redeem the chosen from the thing they fear most.

Upon receiving the migrating goody bag, she can take anything she likes as long as she replaces it with samples she is looking to unload, and so on down the list.

I think my friend Martha would really like it as she likes the same things as me, and I really enjoyed this book.

Woolf first made Terence, Rachel's suitor, rather Clive-like; as she revised, Terence became a more sensitive, Leonard-like character.

Progressively, this programmed pinup, knee bent and snapping into profile, turns animal-like as she walks on all fours, on toe.