Sentence examples for which has liked from inspiring English sources

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.

The evaluation will continue Thursday against Buffalo, which has liked to slow down opponents by grabbing them -- a tactic that has been all but forbidden by the N.H.L. Hunter could find room that has not been there in scrimmages.

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.

Neither did the Omni, which Coughlin has liked in the past.

There is a Facebook page called "Toonces Must Die," which has been "liked" by 242 people.

A similar percentage said there were other items about which they would have liked information.

Which had he liked more?

The verb "grace," which has synonyms like dignify and adorn, seems inapt in this context.

Not the boss of Gazprom, perhaps, which has behaved like an arm of the Russian state.

On an auto-rickshaw, which has controls like a motorbike, it was the accelerator.