Then he took orders, was presented to the living of Christchurch, and, like others of his time, seems to have forsworn literature as an unholy thing.
He entered Parliament in 1601, and after figuring in the Opposition during Elizabeth's last years, was taken into favour, like others in similar circumstances, by James.
Like others of his school, he protests against being thought an enemy to Christianity.
Under ordinary circumstances, he restricts himself to a vegetable diet, but is very fond of a small species of snail which feeds on the prairie grass; and, like others of his relatives, he is greatly addicted to honey.
Better: "Like others, I have trifled with my health, and old age now prematurely assails me.
In some instances, however, he, like others, has not adhered to these exceptionable principles, as may be seen by the false grammar cited below.
I, like others, have, in my youth, trifled with my health, and old age now prematurely assails me.
That disaster would have been retrieved like others if only the Greeks had persistently cared to retrieve it.
The story of Mucius is variously given; we, like others, must follow the commonly received statement.
Like others of his rank among the Gipsies, he generally had a numerous gang of youths in fairs, plundering for him in all directions, among the heedless and unthinking crowd.
Like others of his tribe, Drummond, at times, gave tokens of protection to some of his particular friends, outside of the circle of his own fraternity.
McDonald and Jamieson, like others of the superior classes of Gipsies, gave tokens of protection to their particular friends of the community generally.
This payment, like others, was, for want of money, made anciently in the produce of the land.
He is clogged by excess of reading, like others of his age, and we may peruse entire chapters without finding more than a few lines that belong to himself.
In the picaresque style, the life of Tacaño is tolerably amusing; but Quevedo, like others, has long since been surpassed.
This species often feeds in very deep water, like others of the family.
Like others of the Buteo family they feed almost entirely on the small rodents, which they find in abundance in the marsh and prairie, or in the low brush.
Like others of this species, it is found in either the fresh or salt marshes, but more abundant in the fresh.
You must pay it, like others," said the governor, or leave the city.
He never goes to the Elchee but when he is sent for, and never stays when not wanted; is pleased with any mark of flattering attention, but never appears, like others, to make that his object.
Like others, I went through the painful process of sight-seeing, so unnatural everywhere, so counter to the healthful methods and true life of the mind.
Thou, like othersof thy sex, art unaccustomed to metaphysical refinements.
You, like others, are blind to the most momentous consequences of your own actions.
But, as Mr. Ward, like others, neglects to bring any proof of his assertion, the question cannot fairly be decided by his authority.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "like others" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
