Sentence examples for visited like from inspiring English sources

It's introduced me to fantastic people, a clutch of whom I also today call friends; it's taken me to parts of the world that I'd otherwise most likely never have visited, like Espoo (snigger) and Horsham; and if you're lucky (and I am, and I am grateful for this, on the daily), it can just about keep a roof over your head.

"Afterward," he went on, "everyone stood around and visited like we did before we had TV".

At midnight, he has watched Aliceville, his upland county town, visited like a disturbing Bible vision by electric light.

Of course, "low-income, disadvantaged, urban students" are not a species unto themselves, to be visited like the denizens of an old-school zoo.

As Rigie spoke, I was reminded of corrupt countries that I've visited, like Iraq and Haiti, where illogical and arbitrarily enforced rules create the wrong set of incentives.

And Luard relies heavily on other writers for descriptions of the exotic places she hasn't visited, like the Bay of Bengal.

Dylan came to visit, liked what he saw, and stayed on with Sara Lownds to raise a family.

North Boulder is your spot to visit like a local.

"Why should I? My parents only visit like once every two years".

"I discover people who visit like to sit there, reading or just being quiet," he said.

"What kind of place would you like to visit?" "Like you'd just up and take me along.