Sentence examples for today's like from inspiring English sources

"Today's like a second Friday, not as good as a Saturday but better than a Monday and Tuesday combined," said Sergio Cuellar, 22, the proprietor of a stand selling remotely controlled toy helicopters.

Skiing was spreading in America in the 1960's like long hair on teenagers.

To improve participation and traffic, he gave citizens voting cards, like today's Facebook likes.

This year "it's like déjà vu all over again".

This allows achieving controlled performance and high resource efficiency, flexibility and elasticity, which is essential in today's cloud-like environments.

Children's vegetable intake was similarly associated with maternal intake (B=.39; p=0.000), children's liking for vegetables (B=.77; p=0.000), Encouragement (B=.19; p=0.021) and Monitoring (B=.11; p=0.029).

What do today's modern women like?

Democratic senators in the 1990's like Charles Robb, Bob Kerrey, John Breaux and Daniel Patrick Moynihan championed Social Security reform.

Westbrook seemingly is a transplant from the 1950's, like a refugee from Mayberry.

So in the mid-1970's, like a million young graduates before him, he headed for New York.

Mr. Kirby points to health care trusts from the mid-1980's, like Nationwide Health Properties, that later became independent.