Sentence examples for this year resembles from inspiring English sources

If this year resembles one of the razor tight contests — 1960, 1968, 1976 and 2000 — it's the Electoral College, awarding votes by states, that will settle the outcome.

The pattern this year resembles 1999, when the Yankees won the first two games at home and took the series 4-1.

Gramalote today resembles a bombed-out city.

But the fact that 2012 resembles 1954 should not be a complete surprise.

The helplessness I've been feeling since March 11th resembles the feelings I had in New York on September 11th.

Bruce Conner's photogram "Departing Angel" (1973) resembles much recent abstract and process-oriented photography.

What's happening today resembles what was happening before the French revolution.

At the same time, socially if not politically, the bay today resembles the 1890s more than the 1950s.

Amédée Ozenfant (c1930) resembles Ozenfants own paintings, the wire thicker, blacker and the shapes more geometric then other wire portraits.

A newer canvas, "Red Barn Door," from 2008, resembles rough-hewn planks in brilliant, rich red tones.

Only one song, Randy Newman's despondent "I Think It's Going to Rain Today," resembles the original.