Sentence examples for like the cloud from inspiring English sources
Cocktails like the Cloud Nine (Beefeater gin, Campari, grapefruit) are $18; a Bud Light is $10.
It was "a floating ideology, like the cloud — you've just got to lock onto it".
He didn't particularly like the cloud motif on the ceiling, but his wife would have loved it.
In places, a mysterious dust billowed above it, like the cloud of pulverised matter that floats above a demolished building.
Like the cloud of smoke hovering over the winter sky in Athens, we want desperately to believe the situation is not permanent.
His garage was like a morgue crammed with unclaimed bodies, like the cloud of dust where crumpled old Facebook pages end their days.
"I must say I liked the clouds much better than the new indoor-outdoor carpet".
The excessive stonework made me realize the power that one perfectly placed stone has, like the Cloud-Capped Peak in the Lingering Garden.
Many of the military's most notable successes of late involve something very much like the cloud-mobile dynamic: Local information is fed to a center, which in turn dispatches action to a small agent back in the field.
They just come and go and change shape like the clouds.
A former governor of the state has described England as "omnipresent, like the clouds and the sun".
