Sentence examples for likewise came from inspiring English sources

In 1795 Courland, a fief of Lithuania, likewise came under Russian rule with a similar status.

Mr Dagogo likewise came to the fore after his boss was bought off in a previous deal.

The subculture that formed around her — a cult of the personality if ever there was one — likewise came to resemble a Soviet state in miniature.

Sajid Javid, who likewise came into politics after state education propelled him from a humble background into an impressive business career, will be responsible for relations with local authorities and isn't exactly a fan of the enabling state either.

Efforts to create a pan-European code for corporate takeovers likewise came to grief last year, after 12 years, when they ran into opposition in Germany and in the European Parliament.

To some extent, Bonaventure likewise came to be regarded as representing typically Franciscan views (see Saint Bonaventure), and later on Scotus was highly respected and often favored among the Franciscans (see John Duns Scotus).

Dolphins likewise come off handsomely.

UK authorities have likewise come under fire for the part they played in the Libor scandal.

Google's Mr Search, Amit Singhal, has likewise come a long way to get here.

Being based on Ubuntu, a new version of Mint likewise comes out every six months.

"The Web," also from 1913, likewise comes across pretty clearly, despite the absence of dialogue.