Sentence examples for were like for from inspiring English sources
He does not know what conditions were like for his brother on death row.
TOKYO — If Britney Spears played baseball, you would have some idea of what the past few days were like for Daisuke Matsuzaka on his first appearance back in Japan in a Boston Red Sox uniform.
What lives were like for women in the west for the majority of the 20th century is ably and angrily summed up by Elizabeth Young in her introduction to Plain Pleasures, the collected stories of Jane Bowles.
"Compared to what things were like for the last generation, this is still a dream come true".
"This is a much more accurate reflection of what I think things were like for a lot of people in the 19th century.
There is a reason many of us bristle at the thought of what the nation's workplaces were like for women during the Mad Men era: the almost universal recognition that it was a time when sexism was rampant, when women were routinely devalued, disrespected and blatantly discriminated against.
And I'm like, "for what?" "On being a semifinalist".
"They don't get what it's like for us".
Being liked for being compliant is wrong.
"I want to be liked for who I am".
Everyone wants to be liked for who they truly are.
