Sentence examples for like levy from inspiring English sources

In 2016, they returned to the province to help Afghan forces retake much of the same ground — soaked with blood of men and women like Levy.

But listen to disabled people like Levy and the reality has been damningly different: from continued inaccessible housing and deepening poverty to the dismantling of state support.

Redknapp was eager to tell everyone that he cared little whether Spurs signed another player before the end of the window and it would not be like Levy to gamble the family silver on a whim.

Though of course I'm sad, just like Levy, that so many people, and certainly not only young women, whom we are rightly always so eager to protect (but who sometimes know a thing or two about protecting themselves), are likely to find it hard to get exactly what they want when they seek sex, love or attention from others.

It is a cunning way to situate and examine desire; one that also runs through the work of Ali Smith, who – like Levy – is alive to the thrilling possibilities of the dangerous and ambiguous stranger, often a woman, who pitches up out of nowhere.

Although these decades are known as years of skeptical attitude of academic community toward TA, there were also some supporting studies like Levy ([1967]) that employed relative strength.

They say they like Asser Levy Park just as it is — a quiet oasis with a modest band shell — not as a place, they say, that would draw more traffic, disrupt services at two synagogues and, perhaps most critically, diminish their only decent patch of open space.

Democrats still would like to levy a surtax on incomes above $1 million.

Trump said that he would like to levy a tax of somewhere between 15 and 35percentt on the products of U.S. companies that move their production jobs overseas.

Like Levy-Pounds, Ali sees the case as a possible catalyst, but one that might further radicalize people already engaged in the movement.

In addition to vegetative resistance effects, flood attenuation is increased by man-made flow restrictions like levies, culverts and bridges.