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Example sentences for "just like"

  • It's just like a baby, and I'm a big boy--shall be a man some day.

  • He's got a bad temper, an' he'd just as soon hit a fellow as eat, just like that.

  • I'd just like to know how the judge makes up his mind.

  • Yes, just like you," said a voice, behind his chair.

  • Well, I'd just like to ask one question," said St. Clare.

  • Just like Mezzofanti,” said I, “the great cardinal philologist.

  • I am not, your hanner—I am a Catholic to the back-bone, just like my father before me.

  • That's all--I'd just like to see 'em TRY it once!

  • He waved his hat--just like a man; he must be brave!

  • As for Dick, he'd had enough of quiet married life--just like a man.

  • He's always a heap more interested in his wages than in his work, just like a man, and he's so slow in the uptake that he stands still for five minutes before it dawns on him that he's stopped.

  • They had four girls and three boys before, so I can't see that it made much difference what this one was, but of course he'd have to be cantankerous, just like a man.

  • He was always wanting something till he got it, and then he stopped wanting it--just like a man.

  • He was clever and shiftless--just like a man.

  • When I couldn't stand it another minute I started right to you, Peter, just like I'd have started to my father if I'd had him to go to.

  • I'd just like to see, though, a British jury comparing this claimant with his photograph, 'pon my word I would.

  • And that THAT gone, one is, as your brother said, just like a bee come back to the wrong hive.

  • Rebecca looked at it and thought to herself, "Just like my happy day!

  • Aunt Miranda would say that was just like me, and it is.

  • I s'posed, of course, Aurelia would send us the one we asked for, but it's just like her to palm off that wild young one on somebody else.

  • They come and they go, and I forget them, because they fade out, just like a dream does, you know.

  • For a while these two eyed each other with evident animosity, just like a pair of rival dogs, Godfrey thought to himself.

  • Just like a woman making up a romance out of nothing.

  • So if anyone has a kick coming it is the farmer--just like it always has been.

  • JUST LIKE A BOOK" John Pendleton greeted Pollyanna to-day with a smile.

  • And it's so exciting and lovely, just like a story, you know.

  • Just like a human, the results to him of these contacts were sensations.

  • Just like a human, with his five senses he contacted with the world exterior to him.

  • Just like a human, these sensations on occasion culminated in emotions.

  • I don't say it unkindly, Bibbs, but you got to do something for yourself mentally, just like what's begun physically.

  • He was always a good boy, just like that.

  • If only she would keep it just like that, it would be so much more becoming!

  • Just like boys, the Johnny Dromores--would never grow up, no matter how life treated them.

  • That "arty" touch would be just like her.

  • Her father must have brought it up for her--just like him to think of that!

  • I'd just like t' git my hands on them fellers!

  • I'm doubtful myself, and I'd just like to see him come to grief, after the many mean things he's done to you.

  • I'd just like to know what Andy Foger's plans are?


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just like" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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