Sentence examples for like would be from inspiring English sources

Boycotts and the like would be harder to prevent.

As with other applicant countries such as Hungary and Poland, a slice of EU structural funds (money for roads, bridges and the like) would be welcome.

It's easy to imagine a time when the only way to get an idea of what "Passacaglia" looked like would be by watching a scratchy video.

References to particular religious figures "such as Muhammad, Jesus, Buddha or the like" would be permitted "as long as the general thrust of the prayer is nonproselytizing"...

If alpha were calculated correctly, the tails for portfolios of complex derivatives and the like would be fat and long — more gains in the good times and bigger losses in the bad — and more capital would be needed.

The sweetness of the pears offsets the saltiness of the ham (use ordinary ham, as long as it is not too sweet; prosciutto or the like would be overkill), and the green beans add freshness and color.

Among others, Jones has been Truman Capote (in Infamous), super-agent Irving "Swifty Lazarr (in Frost/Nixon), and Karl Rove in Oliver Stone's W. You'd imagine his height (1.6m/5'5") and distinctive features (often described as "gnome-like") would be limiting, but apparently not.

Nothing more organism-like would be required of the groups.

Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook likes would be lovely too.

LIKE would-be millionaires on television, drivers can use lifelines now and then.

Investors were betting that the various measures put in place - bailouts, interest rates cuts and the like - would be enough to revive the shattered global economy.