Sentence examples for realised like from inspiring English sources

She felt, she realised, like a bat.

It was entirely realised, like remembering a book I'd read, except I thought: No, I haven't read that.

When death threats followed that announcement, Kardashian realised, like so many before her, that one cannot win when it comes to the Middle East and deleted both tweets.

Expos, that is, and Olympics, both of them sensationally costly events spawning glamorous new architecture that no one seems to want even a few months, much less some years later, unless realised, like the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, on a modest and properly urban scale and ambition.

But then I reached 25 and I realised, like, I can just put the heating on.

The money is found, the costume department get right on it and whatever terrible joke they've cooked up is fully realised, like an am-dram group's rushed autumn production.

It was also, you began to realise, like eavesdropping on yourself.

Maybe it's actually me writing these emails but I don't realise, like in [SPOILER ALERT] Fight Club.

The drinkers are, I've noticed, the ones who realise, like I do, that the box opening is all about luck and not at all spiritual.

"I certainly realise, like I think we all do, that he's got wider aspects of British tennis and ambitions to achieve at this point in his career," Smith said.

I soon realised I liked climbing the trees a lot more than I liked cutting them down.