Sentence examples for out to like from inspiring English sources

And they've turned out to like it.

But if you turn out to like it at all, one plant won't go far.

Duke's private life gets entwined in the tale, and Milton's God turns out to like yoghurt and Nick Cave, and to have embarrassing altercations with other parents at the school gate.

It's only 80 Xbox credits, which I think works out to like 38 Chuck E. Cheese tickets or something (read: It's a buck).

We hope those in authority do the right things, even if they often turn out to like power more than they should.

You might turn out to like the name a lot, and might name the actual pet that.

Al Qaeda's movement presents American leaders with new problems, as these terrorists reach out to like-minded Pakistani militants and make extensive use of the Internet and cellphones in densely populated urban areas.

In May of last year, Preston, a resident of Yuba City 40 miles due north of Sacramento and a short drive from Rough and Ready, a town that seceded from America for a few months in 1849 until it ran out of booze began reaching out to like-minded individuals throughout the state.

But if you go out to party, like out to a club, there are differences.

"I'll reach out to him like other candidates," King said.

"It turned out to be like spinning plates," he said.