For Denise Mungiole, moving to a new parish after 21 years is akin to a "death," a fact that the bishop is doing little to allay, she said.
Any thought of getting such a report to change the globally accepted narrative after 13 years is akin to trying to put the toothpaste back into the tube.
A return period of 100 years is akin to a "100-year flood" — this means that in any given year there is a 1percentt chance of that flood level occurring.
"Checking one's credit report, even several times a year, is akin to using your smoke detector only on weekends.
Some argue that in Islam's early years apostasy was akin to treason, earning harsh penalties that are no longer acceptable.Although some Islamic theologians interpret these provisions to mean that apostates will be punished in the afterlife, most see them as ordering that former Muslims must be punished by death.
The City of the boom years was more akin to the Premier League: brash, cosmopolitan, sucking in punters from around the world and showered with staggering amounts of money from questionable sources.
The performance of Batista, a 30-year-old right-hander, was akin to Joe Stage struck playing bit parts in summer circuit shows in the roadside villages of America, then suddenly finding himself born a star on Broadway.
This is part of what's made Eddie a "brand" as well as a strongman – Eddie's Facebook following is out of control, his Instagram builds year-on-year, he is akin to God among gym lads who do selfies in grey tracksuit bottoms and vests.
(Fox, Nov. 9. $199.98) CHARLES TAYLOR Army Of Shadows (1969) For many American moviegoers, first seeing Jean-Pierre Melville's 1969 drama of the French Resistance 37 years after it was made was akin to discovering, four decades later, that "The Godfather" existed.
Asked about Ryan's comment that electing the same leadership team year after year and expecting a different result was akin to Albert Einstein's (attributed) definition of insanity, Pelosi coldly said, "I don't want to respond to that".
