Sentence examples for like junk from inspiring English sources
Mick chose flattery, which is very like junk — a departure from reality.
After a mile, you'll pass what appears to be heaven, or hell, depending on how much you like junk.
I have to get him out of bed to clean up but I'm proud that he doesn't like junk food.
Of course, the stocks of Internet companies behave quite like junk bonds.
LAST TIME I WROTE about high-yield debt ("Why I like junk," Dec. 28, 1998), emerging market debt looked dicey.
In short, we like junk bond funds that give you that extra yield without loading up on things like foreign bonds.
We like junk food because we don't have enough money to make our stomachs full.
It's like junk food: if you do it once a month, then who cares?
The things that make the house feel like home to you are likely to look like junk to someone seeing the house for the first time.
It looked like junk mail but the barcodes and numbers... something told me to pay attention.
