Sentence examples for like lakes from inspiring English sources

This week in the Midwest, however, Hell is likely to look more like lakes of ice, as dangerous cold from a polar vortex, brings "wind chills [that] could hit 50, 60 or even 70 below zero".

Bonus pools looked more like lakes.

They were gargantuan, more like lakes than pools.

Hikers can also search for landmarks along their route, like lakes and shelters.

Open a page at random and chances are you'll alight on something like, "Lakes are preppier than pools.

The birds flew down to rest on what looked like lakes, ponds and streams, and instead crashed onto what turned out to be parking lots, fields, and roads.

Built upon dunes surrounded by flowering eucalypts and grass trees, still swamps and mirror-like lakes, Mandurah is, at first glance, a paradise.

Though it lacks the drama of Torres del Paine's granite towers, this is still an awesome slice of Patagonia, with wide grasslands and snow-capped mountains, mirror-like lakes and fast-flowing rivers.

Yes, from its famous geysers to its mirror-like lakes and amazing wildlife, Yellowstone National Park encapsulates the very best of the American west.

Lush peaks surround the mirror-like lake.

Along the shores of Lake Tanganyika women have always preserved catches of small sardine-like lake fish called ndagala.