Sentence examples for like one reading from inspiring English sources

Rather than producing visually arresting objects for sale in antiseptic galleries, he would, for example, place curious signs in public places, like one reading "Brian Epstein Died for You" attached to a sidewalk pole, suggesting that the Beatles' genius manager was a rock 'n' roll martyr.

Writing in Rue 89, Daniel Schneidermann gave a less glowing review, and urged readers not to mistake the book for "an IKEA instruction manual," in reference to a passage from the text in which Charb urges believers not to "read the Koran or the Bible like one reads an IKEA instruction manual".

To learn more about what it's like to be an ER nurse and what it's like to be married to one, read on.

It is writing like this that keeps one reading, even when the architecture of the novel is a little shaky.

It is as though the Bogdanovs, like twins one reads about in psychology experiments, have developed their own private language, one that impinges on the vocabulary of science only at the edges.

The charter manifest at Kiev's Zhulyany airport on 20 February, said one, read like a Who's Who of Ukraine's richest men.

T-shirts bearing the phrase "I do" have popped up in storefront windows, alongside more traditional tourist designs, like one that reads "This is my beer drinking T-shirt".

It sounds like one to read alongside editor Ellah Allfrey's eye-opening collection of non-fiction writing from the African continent Safe House (Cassava Republic).

One reads, "I like the way you move".

The app allows readers to share ebook highlights and to talk to each other while they're reading, "liking" one anothers' updates and discussing the books.

("No one" reads Karl Marx, she likes to say, and "no one" reads John Calvin, not even scholars).