Sentence examples for lions like from inspiring English sources

Ineptitude seems to follow the Lions like a shadow.

Its shield is held up by two black lions, like those on the city's insignia.

There's not much room for both because the Lions (like the 2000s Colts, once again) often play with two tight ends.

Literary lions like Ernest Hemingway and Cormac McCarthy have a reputation for short sentences, because both authors are so good at paring things to the bone.

He has since been heralded by some critics as the successor to Russian keyboard lions like Evgeny Kissin and Arcadi Volodos, and perhaps to Vladimir Horowitz as well.

The committee, whose first meeting is Tuesday, includes a who's-who of municipal lions like Richard Ravitch, credited with resurrecting the subway system in the 1980s, and riders' advocates like Gene Russianoff, a longtime straphangers' ally.

Hey, who knew that lions liked to eat antelopes?Mr Frank writes on a blog called Political Animal, but the zoo analogy was a very poor choice.

The staff of the British Museum have absorbed Haze's lion-like tendencies today.

Except for the California sea lion (Zalophus californianus), males have lion-like manes and constantly roar to defend their harems (hence their name).

Tall and strong with a lion-like head of dark hair, he was inevitably a ladies' man.

Everyone who met Bob Marley seems to have been touched by his sheer presence, his lion-like visage, majestic air and disarming smile.