Sentence examples for resembling when from inspiring English sources

Combine two parts Lifetime television movie and one part "Sex and the City," add a dash of whimsy, mount it onstage, and you would probably come up with something resembling "When the Messenger Is Hot," a sweet but pedestrian comedy-drama about an urban woman undergoing an emotional crisis.

They run along the shaft of the "boot" which Italy resembles when viewed on a map.

That's something I want to resemble when I get older, playing as hard as he did".

One wonders what G&S character he resembled when he organised funds to finance his friend Neil Hamilton's libel action against Mohamed Al Fayed, securing £500,000 in 400 individual contributions.

Or Psycho, for that matter, which, late in the game, Split resembles when the screenplay decides to make some riskier moves.

And Mr. Cronin begins sounding more and more like Stephen King, whose work "The Passage" often resembles, when he writes a 10-page italicized faux document describing one little girl's account of the chaotic evacuation of Philadelphia.

The shot is of NGC 2174, or the Monkey Head Nebula, which lies 6400 light-years away in the Orion constellation and is named after the figure it resembles when viewed in wide-field images.

Tourists visiting Cornwall are called emmets by locals, a Cornish language word for insects, referring to the creatures that the visitors resemble when swarming Cornwall's resorts.

Is it possible for the chief executives of US corporations to show anything even resembling leadership when it comes to speaking out about the dangers of climate change?

Cats and dogs were left resembling "Smurfs" when the air turned blue in a seaside town.

A single dose of reserpine will consistently induce headaches, closely resembling migraine, when administered intravenously, intramuscularly, or subcutaneously; but not or rarely in healthy controls [68].