Sentence examples for unlike going from inspiring English sources
It's not unlike going to war.
"It was not unlike going into Willy Wonka's factory," Mr. Heimendinger said.
People can do without it if they have to, unlike going to the toilet, so that is what's expected.
To watch "The Godfather" now is not unlike going to hear Puccini; soap opera coexists with high art.
"It's not unlike going to the opera, when on different nights there are different casts with the same scenery, music and costumes".
Unlike going long, actively betting against a share price involves red tape and runs the risk of unlimited losses (since a share price can, in theory, rise for ever, whereas it cannot fall below zero).
Unlike, say, going to a movie, viewing art requires effort, for most artists assiduously try to distinguish their work from amusement.
Jason Schwartzman was perfectly annoying and endearing as the misguided, on-screen Ames, playing the part just to the point of unlike-ability without going over.
If there is an initial offering, Coach could gain points because, unlike many others going public, it is profitable.
Its telecoms unit, which owns underseas fibre-optic cable, is in a mess but at least it is still going, unlike most of its erstwhile competitors.
