Sentence examples for like as two from inspiring English sources

Behind the News -- The announcement does not quite settle the issue of what the new government will look like, as two or three smaller parties will be needed to form a parliamentary majority.

A friend who lives in the country writes: I was shelling peas the other afternoon, and the ancient figure (attributed to Rabelais) dropped into my mind: "As like as two peas in a pod".

People hate Allawi because he seems like, as one resident in the neighborhood of Karada put it to me, "a second Saddam Hussein".

"Just like eyebrows as two separate entities, we compliment each other, and we embrace our differences!

Maritza Ospina, a 33-year-old financial consultant, likes As One and said that Mr. Merchant or Mr. Vafiades tells participants how heavy their weights should be, and when they should pile on more.

It was brought over in 1762, one of only two, from the Cape of Good Hope aboard HMS Terpsichore, "Noah's-ark-like" as one writer has put it, as a gift from the Governor to Queen Charlotte, and the eye of the ever insatiably curious George Stubbs fell upon it, eagerly.

Byrd's portraits, though, are stiff and military-like, as four students take directions from a maternal figure, portrayed Thursday by Queala Clancy.

I'd like one as long as possible".

You can categorize this however you like – either as one lump sum or into smaller categories, like "transportation, "food," "clothes," and "entertainment".

This is optional, and you can get any type of fringe you like, as the one Georgia has is never mentioned.

So it seems like Microsoft as three simple choices here.