Sentence examples for like the panels from inspiring English sources
This time, it would like the panels to be made up entirely of civilians, with no police members at all.
The walls and doors are like the panels of a skirt - the apartment is a dress.
Its experimental structure intrigues: each section of Saint Francis's life is divided into four parts, like the panels of an altarpiece.
This red is often set off by a strong taxicab or raincoat yellow, and the two together, like the panels of colors that overlay Hofmann's painterly backgrounds, give clarity and bracing organization to the gray-and-steel-blue city behind.
The story unfolds on a three-tiered stage, designed by Tim Hatley, with slats that slide open and closed; they feel like the panels of a comic book, which, in a sense, is apt for a play in which events are indicated rather than dramatized.
Most of us have never seen stained glass like the panels in the J. Paul Getty Museum's exhibition "Painting on Light: Drawings and Stained Glass in the Age of Durer and Holbein," which opened on Tuesday and runs through Sept. 24.
Dr. Macklin said she would like the panel to require doctors who own stock or have other financial interests in companies to disclose those interests on the consent forms distributed to patients.
He would like the panel to look at the feasibility of scaling up those projects with an eye toward building up the workforce.
The authors would also like the panel members whose dedication to this research has been outstanding.
"What we learned over time is that people don't like the solar panels very much," University of Chicago economist Michael Greenstone said at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
The only people who seemed to like what the panel did were other experts, principally economists.
