Sentence examples for like hence from inspiring English sources
Plans to leave the ramshackle, semi-condemned Vicarage Road in Watford for a 10,000-capacity home of their own in nearby Barnet are not progressing nearly as quickly as the club would like, hence their admission yesterday that they might have to stay put for the whole of the 2011-2012 campaign.
As you use the profile across other retailers and apparel categories, it gets a better idea what will fit and what you'll like (hence the Pandora-like "Discovery Engine" naming for its database).
He does not use words like "hence".
It's interested, with a cool trippiness, in what religious fervor looks like — hence the impressionistic waves of saffron that lap the screen when Aaron and his newfound pals are capering to and fro.
But, sir, back in those days, I heard even ordinary people using a lot of big words like "hence," "howsoever," "notwithstanding," and "so much so".
When the king finally popped up, I felt like I had permission to make the story a little more fable-like, hence the archetypal feel of some of the characters.
But Facebook has a de-facto monopoly on social networking and so it is nation-like, hence the above call to action.
In the FR region, the binding sites present are octamer-like; hence Oct-2 is assumed to bind as a monomer.
They like performance, hence buildings that move and change, and hence the opera.
The pandemic influenza A virus from 2009, A(H1N1 pdm09, originated from reassortment among three cocirculating swine-like and avian-like viruses; hence, its HA comes from a swine virus origin.
That is why advance directives, which require a person to predict what end-of-life treatment he would like decades hence, are also valuable but imperfect instruments.
