Sentence examples for while liked from inspiring English sources

He was hired and promoted at NOTW, after all; the editors, at least for a while, liked the cut of his jib.

"It's been a while like this," Tuck said.

What looks like genius now seemed for a while like a modern kind of madness.

We nodded for a while, like two sages on a hill.

It sounds, after a while, like ball bearings being thrown against a metal sheet.

And Orb is the first one I've had in a while like that".

It looked terrible for a while, like a robust person taken off at the waist.

Faffing is when we disconnect from the matrix and idle for a while, like a car.

Everybody, he said, should be a waiter for a while, like a sort of national service.

And yet being on Facebook was, for a little while, like knowing about a band that few others had discovered.

"It's never been done before, and I've been involved for a while, like more than 20 years".