Sentence examples for towards something like from inspiring English sources

For once, the EU and America see largely eye-to-eye, agreeing that Kosovo is heading towards something like statehood.

The commission also notes that the American Petroleum Institute (API) has in the past steadfastly resisted moves towards something like the "safety case" approach.

If that is impossible then I will put the money towards something like funding an apprenticeship or similar cause in my constituency.

During the time of the dinosaurs, the world's continents gradually went from a single supercontinent towards something like their present arrangement.

The aim is to nudge England's one-size-fits-all system of comprehensive state secondary education towards something like a clutch of independent non-fee-paying schools.Or so the prime minister and his education secretary, Ruth Kelly, see it.

With a context as likely to upset people as the Israel-Palestinian situation, and a murky story full of contradictory and mostly unverifiable allegations, the film steers a careful political course towards something like balance.

Neither describes what it's like to visit "Towards Something Standing Open," Yevgeniya Baras' terrifically enigmatic exhibition at the Landing.

They realised that an elephant walking towards something it liked, such as a mud bath or hay, would walk in a particular way.

Someone else told of bad experiences with people asking him for money to 'buy a hot drink', however he liked the idea of 'earmarking' the money to make sure it went towards something beneficial, like a drink or a sandwich.

KASABIAN Leicester's best are moving towards something very like a groove.

The money saved could then be put towards something useful like, say, a lifetime supply of chewing gum.