Sentence examples for likes it is from inspiring English sources
The first is no disaster – its clutch of awards and the fact that my mum likes it is incontrovertible evidence of that.
"Somebody really likes it" is how Kennedy put the problem the other day, describing a call she got in August with the news that one of her bronze "bottle dancers" (an homage to "Fiddler") had disappeared from its place on the bar of the Baryshnikov Arts Center, in Hell's Kitchen.
"Among the most intriguing proposals," according to the Times, which says that the State Department likes it, is for him to just say thirty thousand need to leave by the end of next year, but that whether they start coming home now or on Christmas Eve , 2012 is entirely up to the commanders.
To seek to be punished because one likes it, is pathological, a perversion of the normal response, which is to shun or endure one's punishment as one might other pains, burdens, deprivations, and discomforts.
And to say that no one else likes it is an understatement.
"Occasionally, about once a month since we found out she likes it, is she really enjoys [Kraft Dinner.]".
