Thence we pushed on nearly a month's journey over great rolling uplands, something like those in the Transvaal, but diversified by patches of bush country.
He was dressed in a brown cloth garment, something like a flannel shirt without the sleeves, and in an unmistakable kilt of the same material.
Didn't know what it was I was looking for--never thought it would be something like you.
A new feeling for him, something like admiration, something like pride, stirred within her.
They're the Lost Tribes, or something like it, and they've grown to be English.
I'll do a Melancolia that shall be something like a Melancolia 'the Melancolia that transcends all wit.
The artist's misgivings ended insomething like compunction, as he thought: "Her tears are caused by the contrast between the icy reception we gave her, and the cordial welcome we have just given Miss Burton.
I wonder if there is something like an unawakened mind, sleeping under that broad low brow that mocks one with its fair intellectual outline.
Once he thought she met his eyes with something like an appeal in her own, but he would not look long enough to be sure.
His name is Jules--Jules Darmanche or Darvanche or something like that.
It was something sinister and superb, this chant of the shipwrecked, the condemned, something like a prayer and also like something grander, something comparable to the ancient 'Ave Caesar morituri te salutant.
I know you are," said Tom; "but I thought maybe you might have a cold, or something like that.
Mary Nestor said she thought maybe you were going to Washington to take an examination for the engineering corps or something like that.
I imagine here that the meaning is something like this.
The transition between the first state and the last should be made gradually, for the too abrupt fall is something like annihilation.
You have five theatres; you will get thirty tickets--that will be something like seventy-five francs a month.
I want to make or buy a dress, something like yours, only a little plainer.
In the choir the clerks and sacristans tried their very hardest to sing well, and with the help of the men from the factory attempted something like a concert!
Almost invariably it is all over obliquely crossed and re-crossed with numberless straight marks in thick array, something like those in the finest Italian line engravings.
His attitude seemed to me something like that of Ishmael; but perhaps I judged hastily.
In it she looked, I must confess, something like an opera-dancer.
Finally, Cap Floyd got promoted to be a major-general, or a knight commander of the main herd, or something like that.
I imagine it's infidel or Aztec or Nonconformist or something like that.
He wondered if in the course of time he should get to be something like him.
That's something like," said Jeff, as if the contempt gave him a sort of pleasure; and his heavy face lighted up and then darkened again.
Her mother said, I believe, something like: "You have no right to go on living your life of prosperity and respect.
And then Leonora would say suddenly something like: "I should think myself defiled if Edward touched me now that he has touched you.
The salary of a provincial justice of the peace does not exceed fifteen hundred francs, while an examining magistrate's stipend is augmented by something like a thousand francs, because his position entails expenses and extra work.
So far from seeing anything ridiculous in the speech, they were both very much touched by a look of something like anguish in the old noble's face.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "something like" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
