Sentence examples for like whom from inspiring English sources
But I take issue with his suggestion that American democracy is somehow in danger simply because he doesn't like whom voters have sent to office and the policies they favor.
In general we divided the lions share of the lump-sum figure among the senior executives who actually run the company on a day-to-day basis — that is, we weeded out nonexecutive directors, auditors, state and union representatives and the like, whom we believe are paid far less than the top executives.
They snatch millions and then instead of taking the money and running they start squabbling among themselves over who gets what, or who doesn't like whom.
If you spend the holidays fussing, fretting, or fixating on transgressions, you miss the opportunity to be in the moment with people you love, or people you like, whom you may not see very often.
They're dressing like whom? A. Their husbands.
Who likes whom is less important than Bruckner's unfinished skyscraper of a symphony, the Ninth.
Many experiments on who helps whom, who likes whom, who punishes whom and who feels guilty about what have confirmed these predictions.
Still, in the context of a campaign, relationships ultimately do not hinge on who likes whom -- or who doesn't.
They have friends; Bear Stearns simply didn't.It seems like the demise of one of Wall Street's proud, enduring investment banks should come down to more than who likes whom.
But not Sandy, he liked whom he liked and that was that.
