Sentence examples for likes of game from inspiring English sources

The special reflects how Sherlock has joined the ranks of event television alongside the likes of Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad and Mad Men, attracting an average of 12 million viewers for the third series in 2014.

In order to fill the void she would leave, Fox has drafted in the likes of Game of Thrones' Sophie Turner as the new Jean Grey, Olivia Munn as Psylocke and Alexandra Shipp as Storm.

One producer acknowledged that the programme was now expected to compete with the likes of Game of Thrones and needed to take the audience on an emotional journey; another expressed frustration that people didn't have a better understanding of nature and biology.

Where once, through the likes of game shows, a tiny fraction of people might have had their five minutes of attention, now - as long as you didn't mind your behaviour being edited to ratchet up the conflict (reality - never has a word been so misused) you might find yourself instantly famous - talked about at the watercooler and at the pub, your picture in the paper.

When Zezula isn't making art for the likes of Game of Thrones or Electric Objects, he's designing tour visuals for bands like Ratatat, working on a virtual reality video game, and honing his practice in the solitude of his Brooklyn apartment.

While Batman: The Telltale Series features action sequences, they're no different to what we've promptly responded to in the past in the likes of Game of Thrones and Tales from the Borderlands: Mostly it's a case of nudging sticks and tapping face buttons, but there is some basic targeting, too, and (this being the broad-fisted Batman) special finishing moves are activated by combining commands.

Say something like, "Oh, I like 'name of game' better.

Factor analysis revealed that the liking of games and sports, liking of physical exertion and exercise, and the importance of exercise subscales were more robust.

The Children's Attraction to Physical Activity scale (CAPA) 19 includes 25 items and 5 dimensions: (1) enjoyment of vigorous physical activity, (2) perceived importance of participating in physical activity, (3) liking of games and sports, (4) perception of physical exertion as fun and (5) perceived peer acceptance in games and sports.

I don't like delay of game at all.

MH: Now it looks like Peter Dinklage of "Game of Thrones" was lucky last year when "Breaking Bad" wasn't eligible.