Sentence examples for real life equivalent from inspiring English sources

There is no real life equivalent to the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry so many of the rituals and traditions that I value have been passed down by local healers, and I dedicate a lot of my time to learning new forms of self care through reading and from the internet.

Events celebrated are often thematically based on real life equivalents, for example: Valentione's Day in place of Valentine's Day, the Egg Hunt Egg-stravaganza in place of Easter, and the Starlight Celebration in place of Christmas.

(Wharton is the real-life equivalent of Harrison).

I can't think of the real-life equivalent of that.

It's like the most natural game-to-real-life equivalent there is.

But Macefield found an enduring friend in the real-life equivalent, Barry Martin.

I started thinking, "What is the real-life equivalent of a video-game demo mode?" A petting zoo!

But it is perhaps a real-life equivalent: LGC Forensics, on a former RAF base in deepest Oxfordshire.

Her salacious marriage to the actor Eddie Cibrian, who inspired multiple songs on her forthcoming album, is a real-life equivalent of Ms. Cline's country classic "Crazy".

Even the children slain in its gladiatorial contests have their real-life equivalent in patients who faced shorter lives thanks to Mr Obama's health reforms, she says.

Two weeks ago, the Olympia became the final casualty, the real-life equivalent of the theater in "The Last Picture Show".