Sentence examples for which has like from inspiring English sources
As if there were much danger of Heywood forgetting his place which has, like that of his former co-head of the civil service, Lord Kerslake, been often to endure the fire of MPs and ministers who seem to dislike intensely the neutral role of the civil service and do what they can to undermine it.
Such actions have been rare, and they mark the extreme edge of discontent within the guild, which has — like the major companies they oppose — so far retained a united front as it seeks more compensation for new media, among other issues.
But the SEC, which has, like the NYSE, been criticized for sloth and a failure to anticipate corporate scandals has indicated that it might push the NYSE and other exchanges to do more to disclose information and change the way they are regulated.
We'll give away a 12 to 15 to 20 video course, and we have a free course on Facebook advertising, which has like 15 videos.
But he said firefighters were learning some of the tricks of this particular fire, which has liked to run down the foothills behind the city.
And Indonesia, which has liked to portray itself as a potential mediator, having no territorial stand-offs with China in the sea, is now accepting that it too is in dispute, because of the nine-dash line's scope.
But that will happen only if we in the West accept that Muslim values — which have, like Christian or Jewish values, many interpretations — can become part of the political debate, without being at the center of it.
There is a Facebook page called "Toonces Must Die," which has been "liked" by 242 people.
Pigs are also treated with the beta-agonist drug Ractopamine, which has hormone-like bodybuilding effects.
These "transitional" therizinosauroid fossils include Alxasaurus and the recently named Beipiaosaurus inexpectus, which has "protofeather -like filaments on its arms!
Another notable Ficus species is the sycamore fig (F. sycomorus), which has mulberry-like leaves, hard wood, and edible fruit.
