Sentence examples for more like for from inspiring English sources

"But it was more like for Week 2," he said.

"It's more like for a quick question that we can't answer," she said.

"I used to think all this is more like for an older generation — sort of an upscale Gap" she said.

It would have taken even longer to explain how unbelievably awesome Steve Zaillian is, that he won an Academy Award for Schindler's List and probably deserved a few more (Like for Gangs of New York. Or Searching for Bobby Fisher, one of my favorite films of all-time).

Tipuric, at 23, is less experienced, but would be a more like-for-like replacement.

I received more "likes" for this than any blog posting so far, which has motivated me to share the following book review and reflection.

"It's one of the ways museums are becoming more like for-profit galleries," Mr. Protetch said.

It may turn out to be a misguided rebranding exercise on a par with Coca-Cola's launch of New Coke and British Airways dropping the Union Jack from the tails of its aircraft.Non-profit organisations such as the one formerly known as the YMCA are commonly advised to become more like for-profit businesses.

Dan Pallotta's well articulated, logically explained, and factually reinforced argument for running non-profit charities more like for-profit companies convinced me of its efficacy immediately.

Non-profit organizations became larger as well - now some 10% of the American population working for a non-profit - but the non-profits behave more and more like for-profit businesses.

Let's speak about something more interesting, like, for instance — " "The Malhotras," I said.