Sentence examples for like cooperating from inspiring English sources

"The more they beat me, the less I felt like cooperating," he said.

But many of those cases, including the one against Mr. Rajaratnam, were based on reams of incriminating evidence like cooperating witnesses and wiretapped calls.

Working with officers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency feels like cooperating with the same big government that he moved to New York from Oakland, Calif., to fight against, he said.

If we're honest, many of us would admit to having days when we don't feel like cooperating, whether it's because we're tired, we've got a hangover or because someone from accounts gave us a funny look.

This is a phenomenon that is not exclusive to celebrities -- many women who choose to put off childbirth in favor of professional pursuits discover, too late, that their ovaries were ready to party a decade ago and no longer feel like cooperating.

But they have noticed that voters seem to like parties cooperating and Chris Huhne told the conference this week that they should make a virtue of the fact that they're a collaborative bunch.

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"We'd like to cooperate with that," he said.

We'd like to cooperate with state TV.

Japan, Korea, Turkey and Argentina have already said they would like to cooperate with the UK on this.

Companies do not like to cooperate because the trial might not make clear which company's drug causes which effects.