Ah, thou Dearest, we will live like angels, like children together!
Like children, they looked at each other in surprise when anything happened, or when anything was said.
Like children, who have been allowed down to the drawing-room after dinner, they walked in.
Like children, they laughed or were intensely earnest over their game.
Like children, it seemed as if they were playing at being old, he, with his nodding of the head, she, with her crumpled figure and withered hands.
He spoke: the rover of the night Upraised them with terrific might, Till, to his lofty shoulders swung, Like children to his neck they clung.
Like children playing a game of ball, they tossed their heads from one to the other.
Instead of the hand, we could only hold, like children, the fingers of the great mother of life, and reverently kiss them.
His young years now enclosed him like children in their smiling circle; and a long garland wound itself in rings among them, and by fits they plucked flowers from it, and threw them in his face.
That pleased me in an extraordinary manner, but you remember that I like children.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "like children" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
