Sentence examples similar to like introduces from inspiring English sources

If the plant doesn't seem to be taking off in the way you'd like, introduce an appropriate fertilizer for that particular plant.

In the very first paragraph, a character aware that riding in the back of a taxi through Manhattan venting spleen at the traffic may be a bit Marty-like, introduces another Scorsese allusion when he "tells the driver he will give him $5 to turn up the radio, Be My Baby on WYNN...".

He referred to the smaller plaques as cotton wool-like, introducing yet another term that is still in use.

This would be like introducing an exotic plant into a thriving native garden.

Place her next to Bradley Wiggins, and it would be like introducing a pool cue to a billiard ball.

In baseball terms, it was like introducing a 180-game schedule and aluminum bats in the same season.

This technique works like introducing sinister music in a film a little before the moment of horror.

Left-field ideas like introducing a knockout cup were, as usual, thrown in the too-hard basket.

The codon can then be reinserted, but with a new function, like introducing a novel chemical unit into the bacterium's proteins.

"At C.E.S., it became obvious that almost everything was an Android device — it was like introducing the new Android toilet, now with Pandora".

But then there are plans that seem perfectly reasonable, like introducing new products to see how they will do in the market.