Sentence examples for them as like from inspiring English sources

The New York Times described reading them as "like dipping into an inexhaustible bag of M&Ms, with no risk of sugar overload".

For most of the corresponding proteins there is not a demonstrated biochemical function; therefore, we refer to them as "like" proteins.

Although he conceded that cell records can be imprecise, he described them as "like a historical digital fingerprint".

The club's president Massimo Ferrero described them as "like a fleet of Ferraris who respect the speed limits too much".

In fact, one write-up described them as "like Sly Stone fronting Bad Brains", while we totally overestimated, from the reviews, the guitar/rock quotient and were expecting a new Living Colour or Fishbone.

STEVE COLL: Having wandered around in a bunch of different revolutions, I've come to think of them as like violent weather systems — you can't isolate one factor or another as a cause.

So doesn't seem them as like-for-like competition.

His fighter group counterpart was Scott the three air leaders were the subject of a Life magazine article in August which described them as like-minded Southerners who "are quietly tough, despise the word can't, eliminate all red tape and allow subordinates full range for individual initiative".

At the Γ point, the lowest state is s-like, and the second state is pz-like, but the third is a mixture of all the three p states, leading to our labeling them as s-like and p-like.

You can travel them as you like, collecting clues and curios, arriving at a conclusion.

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