Sentence examples for to like like from inspiring English sources

"It reminds me of old sitcoms I used to like, like Butterflies or The Good Life, but then with a much darker element," says Barratt. "I like 'dark'," concurs Colman at lunchtime, pushing her plate over.

"Right now, it's cooler to like like you've dressed down, rather than up, which a tracksuit insinuates whether it cost £2,000 or not," says Kay Barron, fashion features director of Porter magazine.

The only reward he got, other than friendship, which is the cheapest form of payment, was a Zippo Air Force One lighter that Bill Clinton gave me, which Willie seemed to like like a small child, holding it and looking at me.

So really what's not to, like, like?

"I'd like like to see Chris's Top Gear do well," he told Radio Times.

Now he's turned me on to things I like, like the "George Lopez" show.

When you can play it up to speed, you'll like like a right pro.

But Americans like to like their president.

There was nothing not to like, and everything to like.

What was there to like for someone like me?

"People you'd never expect to like it like it.