Sentence examples for like counties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suozzi said that Nassau, like counties across the state that have suffered during the economic downturn, has suffered, too.

But, as in New Jersey, most of the public-use airports that closed were owned privately rather than by government entities like counties and municipalities.

Columbus was right to shoot the movie in England, and to summon the kind of character actors in which that nation has always specialized; they are like counties, or provincial parishes, made flesh.

Like counties across the state, Westchester is facing a budget squeeze caused in large part by the increasing cost of health care for the poor and county employees and rising pension costs, none of which the county controls.

These economists questioned the new computer model developed by the Census Bureau, and they noted that there was a higher margin of error in analyzing small areas like counties.

Like counties across the state, Westchester has faced large budget shortfalls as the economy struggled and the cost of state programs -- like health insurance for the poor under the federal Medicaid program -- have increased dramatically.

From an earlier trip to Ireland, we knew that we liked County Clare in the rugged west.

Bedfordshire was the least liked county at 40% in the survey, which asked more than 42,000 people.

Many of his shows are, as always, likely to be at venues like county fairs, which often carry connotations of career stagnation, but not in Yankovic's case.

Like County, he is no stranger to the fourth tier.

With few exceptions, like County Stadium in Milwaukee, teams constructed their own stadiums.