Sentence examples for plans like that from inspiring English sources

He was charmingly Sphinxlike when I asked if there were any plans like that in the works.

Asked if the State Department had signed off on the policy, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said, "The State Department never signs off on plans like that".

Most plans, like that of the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, made no attempt to add to the printed file and instead placed vain hopes in the prospect of new editions.

John Kennedy, chief executive of the federation, called plans like that of the Isle of Man effectively a "state-imposed tax that would be unworkable in practice and discriminate against consumers who want Internet access without music services".

Everyone's benefits are the same, there is almost no choice of health plans like that available to many working people and the coordination of care is haphazard at best, they argue.

I'm somewhat skeptical about health care plans, like that proposed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, that propose covering gaps in the health insurance market with a series of patches, such as requiring that insurers offer policies to everyone at the same rate.

Quercia and co have a plan like that.

No one would knowingly create a pension plan like that.

And you don't need a PhD in history to conclude that few nations prosper with a plan like that.

But here I was, a sophomore, talking to this man who was only slightly older than I was, and he was talking about a plan like that.

From anyone else, a plan like that put forward by 1199 and the hospitals could be dismissed as pie in the sky, especially in a weak economy.