Sentence examples for like of a from inspiring English sources
Intimations, if you like, of a universal language of sound.
Sponsored Stories turn a Facebook user's "like" of a brand page into brand endorsements to his or her friends.
The Prime Minister and the President have discretionary funds to spend as they like of a million or more dollars a month.
"I think they are also defining features, if you like, of a Liberal Democrat society," Kennedy told the Andrew Marr Show.
Facebook has also been experimenting with so-called Sponsored Stories, which turn a user's "like" of a certain brand into a product endorsement to his or her Facebook friends.
To many peoples' amusement, this year's Oscars gift bag contained the like of a Vampire Breast Lift, a sex toy and a trip to Israel, the total value of which was in excess of $200,000 £138,0000).
I sense an extrusion, noodle-like, of a mood of ambulatory viewership from the hundreds of Chelsea art galleries that the park overflies.
So where was I? Oh yes, I'm here to have a word in the shell-like of a boring old teacher called John PERRY.
A pulse-like of a tracer is injected in the porous formation, and the thin plume spreads due to the fluctuations of the velocity which results a RSF as well.
Yet it was Avedon's conviction that "We all perform" - with its necessary corollary that "I trust performances" - that allowed both for the model's interpretation, actor-like, of a given role, and his own refusal to distinguish between "the named and unnamed" (in New Yorker terms, the famous and the rest).
"I like the punctuation of a hat.
