Sentence for like | Use like in a sentence

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• Go on, Roberts; say what you like! (8)
• But I like my walk. (10)
• I know not her like. (10)
• Devilish, if you like. (10)
• He was all of a heap, like. (22)
• You treat me like a brother. (8)
• The figures seem all dazzled like. (10)
• Before I am like that, I hope to die. (8)
• I should like to see him in a storm! (10)
• When would you like to see Wahnschaffe? (12)
• I rode like a demon; but fell far behind. (8)
• And year after year she went on like that! (8)
• I should never feel like a gentleman again. (8)
• I would like, to know how the case strikes you. (9)
• We forget what we were like when we were young. (8)
• Behold, that Beppo is approaching like the snow! (10)
• If he had been off with his love like the rover! (10)
• A wife like Cecilia was not to be imagined coldly. (10)
• They seemed to her somewhat like everybody she knew. (8)
• It is like my walking, done half for pride, I think. (10)
• He will beat at me like the rainy West wind on a lily. (10)
• But Anna von Lenkenstein is not base like that Italian. (10)
• You gave us Mr. Weyburn, and Mr. Eglett and I like him. (10)
• Fancy the poor devils in London on a night like this, what? (8)
• Gnarmag-Zote looked upon me with something like compassion. (7)
• What on earth was he about to come in by himself like that? (8)
• I am determined at all events to be dressed exactly like you. (4)
• You have to go through a wrestle like mine to understand it. (10)
• At any rate, you can if you like help Nevil with the colonel. (10)
• He had had no idea that his uncle was worth anything like that amount. (13)
• He asked her what a lord was like, anyway, and he made her laugh all the time. (9)
• He chuckled as he did so, and the noise he made was like the clucking of a hen. (12)
• A smile of enforced ruefulness, like a leaf curling in heat, wrinkled his mouth. (10)
• But whatever he did, or said now, would be like telling lies, or else being cruel. (8)
• You did it with a turn of the wrist, without striking out: and I like neat boxing. (10)
• Rhoda bent forward in her chair, with her elbows on her knees, like a man brooding. (10)
• If he himself went to her it would look too much like pleading for her intercession. (22)
• It makes me feel like screaming, like just lying down and screaming. (12)
• Had it ever stopped man from working, fighting, loving, dying like a hero if need were? (8)
• And the man who made her smart like this was formal as a railway official on a platform. (10)
• The questions were like the buzz of a mosquito, and he put up his hand to wipe them away. (8)
• He might so easily have been killed, like poor Jolly twenty years ago out in the Transvaal. (8)
• A lovely stream, your river Thames, so calm and broad; it is like the spirit of your people. (8)
• About midnight, generally, there is a noise like an explosion, a rattle, crash and shimmer. (21)
• He sighed, as it were the sound of his very last; he lay like a sleeper twitched by a dream. (10)
• It is the greatest of errors to suppose him at all like the common run of rich young noblemen. (10)
• It is in my heart like the sound the wind makes through a wood, it feels quite empty in my heart. (8)
• Here thy shape To squeeze like an intoxicating grape – I might, and yet thou goest safe, supreme. (10)
• You know I will not force your inclinations, but, if I am to lose Mopsus, I should like a pleasant son. (5)
• He was harsh of eye and tongue, not like the gentle youth she had been torn from at the door of La Scala. (10)
• Like all men in apprehension, they drew together for mutual protection, they knew not clearly against what. (7)
• Like another illustrious General at Salamanca, she directed a detachment to take possession of the height. (10)
• Mrs. Mel topped him by half a head, and in addition stood three steps above him; towering like a giantess. (10)
• He rolled a ball for souls, excited like kittens, to catch it, and tumbling into the dozens of vacant pits. (10)
• She stretched her arms out as though to embrace herself, with a laugh that for all the world was like a sob. (8)
• That was a queer menage; all the young chaps fluttering round her, and young Fane looking like a cynical ghost. (8)
• Love seemed now so little a thing, seemed to have lost warmth and power, seemed like a suppliant outside a door. (8)
• Vienna was frequently double-dealing and time-serving her force in arms was like a trained man feeling his muscle. (10)
• Say what poor old Nevil will, or did say, previous to the sobering of his blood, where is there a land like England? (10)
• He felt, indeed, like human society, which kicks and clamours at the results of matrimony, and hastens to get married. (8)
• A murmur that was no true sound, but like the whisper of a heart to a heart, accompanied this voyage of the dark water. (8)
• But in a shadow of a town like Landrecies, with little else moving, these points of war made a proportionate commotion. (2)
• The burden of the night was bearable, but that of daylight I fled from, and all day I was like one expecting a crisis. (10)
• A movement of his head, which grew on a lean, plucked neck like that of an old fowl, had brought his face into the light. (8)
• He felt like stone to any accidental contact, and the painter brought away a bruise from the mere brunt of his shoulders. (9)
• Like to rosy-born Aurora, Glowing freshly into view, When her doubtful foot she ventures On the first cold morning blue. (10)
• The first part of my journey ended here; and this was like an induction of sweet sounds into the other and more beautiful. (2)
• Her reflections were thin as mist, coming and going like the mist, with no direction upon her brain, if they sprang from it. (10)
• And on that horizon the citation of their eldest son to appear in the Divorce Court loomed like a cloud, heavy with destruction. (8)
• Her gratitude was like a flame cleansing her wilderness, and it was also a great urge and a woeful joy, and at last again despair. (12)
• Flitch was a stable-boy, groom, and coachman, like his father before him, at the Hall thirty years; his father died in our service. (10)
• The great thumps became varied by musketry volleys, that were like blocks of rockboulder tumbled in the roll of a mountain torrent. (10)
• Was never voice of ours could say Our inmost in the sweetest way, Like yonder voice aloft, and link All hearers in the song they drink. (10)

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