Sentence examples for like refer from inspiring English sources

But not without the help of scores of hardworking bad asses that some might call the Foo Fighters road crew (we like refer to them as family, in a very Manson Family kind of way…) They ultimately deserve the lion's share of credit for keeping this old circus tent erect for the past 6 months.

Salmon claims that 'Pegasus' and the like refer to existent things — to abstract entities, man-made artifacts.[21] On such a view, (29) is actually false.

Jack is also given to murmuring politically incorrect no-no's like referring to a female assistant as "my girl".

Interesting sidenote: the startup has a mirrored domain at CollegeRoomCreator.com for its university partnerships, because schools apparently don't like referring to their housing facilities as "dorms".

Nicole James of MTV Buzzyworthy simply said "rock videos + themes = the only kind of math I like" referring to the music video for "What You Want".

I know you don't like referring to the N-word, but this is what that old man said, 90-year-old guy.

Noncoding regions are the most GC poor: 8 14% in SC/SC-like intergenic spacers and 17 21% in IR/IR-like spacers (SC-like and IR-like refer to regions of the E. roseum plastome that are homologous to the IR and SC of E. aphyllum, respectively).

Mr. Ackman described the company as "Buffett-like," referring to Warren E. Buffett, according to CNBC, which earlier reported the investment.

The concept farm-like refers to a fish rearing condition as close as possible to a farming operation in terms of density, loading, and daily management.

The term 'Fenton-like' refers to reactions wherein a ferric salt reacts with hydrogen peroxide leading to the formation of hydroxyl radicals.

militaris martial, war-like, referring to the ability of the organism to degrade perchlorate, frequently used in rocket propellants].