Sentence examples for like made from inspiring English sources

"If there are any changes you'd like made, please email me".

The $16 brunch menu includes tomato and cheddar omelettes and the like, made with organic eggs from upstate farms.

Mr Balls would also be under pressure to reverse some reductions in welfare spending and the like made by the current government.

In the postwar years, corporate lawyers, Wall Street investment bankers, Fortune 500 executives, all-star professional athletes, and the like made a fraction of what they earn today.

Their products (jugs, tankards, and the like), made from the 15th century to the present day, are molded, stamped with dies, and sometimes incised.

A copywriter's job is (generally, not exclusively) to sift evidence and report only those items which contribute to the case the client would like made.

In "The Crowd IV" and "Infantes," more than 50 figures of adults and children by the sculptor Magdalena Abakanowicz stand in soldierly rows, headless, brownish and tree-like, made of burlap stiffened with resin.

The meandering corridors and few windows of this building felt castle-like, made it disorienting and unique.

This summer the label that deftly fines a balance between girly and lady-like made a splash in New York with the Kate Spade Saturday digital window shops which literally put a new spin to window shopping.

Its elegantly contemporary and flawlessly executed products -- cocktail shakers, drinking glasses, bowls, cigarette urns, olive dishes and the like -- made the perfect gift for the upscale bride and groom.

It was created by the Roman Inquisition to deal with the onslaught of books -- many of them advancing ideas the Church didn't like -- made possible by the printing press, and over the centuries the Index grew and grew.