Sentence examples for then liken from inspiring English sources

He'd pause for effect, peering darkly at the assembled press, then liken his team to modern-day knights sallying forth to "vanquish the dragons and demons" of Mars.

"Bitch" and "cow" don't really say very much; they merely identify by gender, then liken all women to members of the animal kingdom.

He then likened their authentication efforts to the propaganda techniques used in Nazi Germany by Adolf Hitler.

He then likened his release to walking from a small jail cell into a larger one.

Vanderboegh said some participants were "pretty disappointed at how few people turned out here," but then likened them to another "determined minority," the Jews of the Warsaw ghetto.

Jackson then likened the Heat's current situation to that of 2005-6, when Van Gundy abruptly resigned 21 games into the season and Riley returned to the bench and led the Heat to the N.B.A. title.

On his very own, he turned a phrase into a slur against Japanese when he said "no disrespect to the Orientals" then likened the surprise-attack offensive schemes of the Cowboys to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

One segment involves Jesus, whom Birbiglia identified as "a Jewish Socialist" and then likens to Bernie Sanders.

Maher then likened Trump's supporters to the brash businessman himself.

Not done there, Kanagasabai then likened Uber to the most notorious terrorist organization on the planet.

He then likened Trump's administration to Martin Scorsese's classic 1990 mob film "GoodFellas," but with several amusing differences.