Sentence examples for will be akin from inspiring English sources

This will be akin to their 1948 wipe-out.

It will be akin to New York University's core campus, but with an overarching design.

His nomination will be akin to Barry Goldwater's victory in 1964, or, on the Democratic side, McGovern's victory in 1972.

"It will be akin to the great age of exploration, the explorers of the 16th century," Dr. Shostak said.

"Your presence in this year's Fajr festival will be akin to ignoring the struggles of oppressed people of Iran for their rights," the statement said.

Now let's manage expectations: joining a singles cruise does not mean the entire ship will be akin to a floating bar rife with prospects.

It'll be akin to last year's "Muse" film that he produced.

A spokeswoman told us it will not be verifying political advertisers' identities in these two markets, saying the system will rather be akin to a temporary ban on foreign-funded ads imposed during Ireland's recent abortion referendum.

The Democratic attempt to take it will likely be akin to the battle for the Georgia Sixth, where Jon Ossoff lost a special election last year.

But in reality — not the reality that Bravo is trying mass-produce — "Start-Ups" will be more akin to watching car crash tests at an automotive testing facility.

Hailo, a cab-hailing app currently operating in London that is planning New York service this year, says its rates will be more akin to those of yellow cabs'.