Sentence examples for terribly like from inspiring English sources
"Oh, terribly, like in prison," Mr. Byaruhanga said.
She concedes that current style is "terribly like the stuff I was working on" but is far from miffed: "It's great fun!
That sounds terribly like what they used to do when Mervyn King was running Threadneedle Street (see Larry Elliott for more) And the key data to watch will relate to productivity, and real wages (ie, whether earnings outpace inflation).
When he leaves, two daughters come out of hiding, bringing with them two sons, who "were like Simeon to look at, terribly like Simeon, and although they were kids their faces looked old, especially about the eyes, like Simeon".
But this half of football looked terribly like those from early in the season, when the Jets would fall way behind only to have to claw their way back.
It does seem terribly IBM-like though to produce a $900 personal-communications device twenty years ago and expect the world to beat a path.
What you do to calm down from that [hectic schedule] without being terribly funny; I like to garden and I like to bicycle and I like to play with Legos.
The Nazis are their usual selves – brutish and inhuman to a nightmarish degree – but the Jews, like all people, are not a monolithic entity: they squabble, fight, behave terribly sometimes, like we all do.
We will miss him terribly, but like so many others whose lives he touched, will carry his spirit and energy.
And the island "was terribly made, like pieces of plywood nailed together".
"When you get older, you don't feel terribly much like going out at night.
