There are crops here, a little like potatoes, which suggest partridges.
On the telegraph wire are butcher birds, hoopoos, kingfishers, and a vivid blue bird a little like a jay, the roller bird I believe.
Out of Londa the trees get finer and taller, and you see real live bamboos in great masses of soft grey-green, their foliage a little like willows at a distance.
She is a little like Ralph," said Mrs. Deering, "only infinitely handsomer.
There was an accession of many passengers here, and they and the people on the wharf were as little like Americans as possible.
It was for only fifty dollars, and the canny Scotch blood in Beaton rebelled; he could not let this picture go for any such money; he felt a little like a man whose generosity has been trifled with.
In their youth they had borne very little resemblance to each other, either in character or countenance, and had also been as little like sisters to each other as possible.
It was a little like being a prisoner, but a prisoner in a palace, a prisoner who is well paid.
As I entered, Mr. Brokenshire was standing in his customary position of command, a little like a pasha in his seraglio, his back to the empty fireplace.
She is in high favour with her aunt altogether, because she is so little like myself, of course.
And she, "Only to be sure it was paying him too great a compliment, but she did think there were some looks a little like Mr. Elton.
I sometimes think, Mary, that Honora is a little like Randolph, and-Mrs. Randolph.
Well, I happen to have in mind a young man who errs somewhat on the other side, and who looks a little like a cliff profile I once saw on Lake George of George Washington or an Indian chief, who stands about six feet two.
I would fain enjoy my youth, though I'm little like to do it whilst here I am.
So long, therefore, as they do after His commands, and follow Him, they be little like to err.
Little like are ye grown To that Gunnar of old days!
He answered: "I too have misdoubted me, that she is little like a bondwoman, and when we first met, in seemly wise she greeted noble men.
Here have I the heart Of Hogni the hardy, Little like to the heart Of Hjalli the trembler.
In the car, he held her hand silently, feeling a little like a bashful schoolboy and a little like Sir Kenneth Malone.
Disguised It sounded, so far, just a little like Frankenstein's Monster wearing a red wig.
Though neatly turned out, he looked a little like an out-of-work bookkeeper.
Forrester considered them carefully: average-looking people, a sprinkling of youngsters, and in the far corner a girl who looked just a little like .
Perhaps it was true that he did look a little like Bacchus, but not enough for Ed Symes to kid about it.
They looked a little like a circus, except that there want any wild animals.
His hair was not slick, and his beard looked a little like a paint brush, his pants ran up on his boots, and bagged at the knees.
It's a little like pullin' hair, but I reckon we'd better give him up.
It is a little like Woking, a little like Worplesdon; and, generally speaking, it is the type of course that one would expect to find in Surrey rather than in Yorkshire.
There is a particularly clear-cut distinction between the two parts of the course, which is in that respect a little like Sandwich.
There is something about you a little like one of them!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little like" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
