Sentence examples for like jets from inspiring English sources
Patients are stacked up like jets waiting to land.
(The Telegraph) There is stealth weaponry like jets and submarines, but how about stealth snowmobiles?
It does not have an epic trash-talker like Jets linebacker Bart Scott.
As The Economist put it in a recent article discussing this trend, "Companies are like jets; the elite go private".
Some, like Jets cornerback Dwight Lowery, wear them over the top of a long-sleeved shirt.
Some football players, like Jets defensive end David Bowens, pull fat 2-inch wristbands up into the crook of the elbows.
Secchi proved that prominences seen during a solar eclipse are features on the Sun itself, and he discovered many aspects of their behaviour and of the finer prominence-like jets of gases now known as spicules.
If it weren't for the Army uniforms and the constant noise of helicopters taking off and landing, and the Russian 747-like jets screaming overhead every hour of the day, and the F-16s screeching around looking for something to kill, and the rockets exploding and the controlled blasts shaking the windows and the thump, thump, thump sound of the Apache gunships shooting their 30mm.
The pendulum-like jets were collected onto grounded horizontal electrodes moving laterally at a constant velocity or being at rest.
However, the diesel-like jets investigated in this study are largely non-sooting, so that light attenuation is reduced.
