Sentence examples for like the sand from inspiring English sources
"I like the sand and the water and pretty girls," Gibbons said.
The sand on Titan is likely not made up of small grains of silicates like the sand on Earth, but rather might have formed when liquid methane rained and eroded the ice bedrock, possibly in the form of flash floods.
The white ones like the sand of the ridge.
No, worse, like the sand that lies all around me.
Their faces and figures, like the sand and sea, are elevated to heavenly single-plane status.
"I didn't like the sand," said Mr. Goodman, who also abhors shorts and was dressed in jeans on a recent scorching summer afternoon.
The initial hunts are relatively gentle, sending you after the raptor-like Gendrome and doughty Bulldrome, but soon enough toothy terrors like the sand-dwelling Nibelsnarf are introducing you to the KO cart (when HP reaches zero a hunter faints, and is brought back to base camp on a cat-powered stretcher).
And when it comes to image, the appeal of particular geographic places shifts like the sands of the Mojave Desert.
William Gilpin, connoisseur of the picturesque, called it an "absolute desert", echoing John Evelyn's earlier description of its "Travelling Sands... rolling from place to place, like the Sands in the Deserts of Lybia".
"I feel like the sands of time are burying Allan," she said, "and those who are inspired by his genius but don't transform it into their own artwork are robbing his grave and skulking away in silence".
