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Example sentences for "sounds like"

Sounds like something in a dream--a nightmare.

This feller Bard looks like a tenderfoot; he sounds like a tenderfoot; but he ain't a tenderfoot.

It sounds like a nice fairy-story, all right, but I know old fellers who'll swear it's true.

First off, it sounds like a fool way of tacklin' them; but when you think twice it was the best of all.

Sounds like Devlin," said the superstitious Nickie.

Sounds like it's fool-proof, kids," he said.

It sounds like a particularly confusing game; but it was a game played in dead earnest, and without the humorous touch which makes the charm of Lady Cook's, or of Sheridan's methods.

It sounds like a syllogism," Smoke said, with a sinking heart reviewing Labiskwee's actions of the past several days.

Now, Shorty, you go outside and tell me what it sounds like.

Sounds like Beeby, and again it might be Teddy.

Sounds like a storm," mused the young millionaire.

I know it sounds like a big thing to you, for I know what a strong team Haskell has.

Sounds like it's something he does to you by touching your mind, maybe sort of a side effect.

It sounds like fantasy, but if you think there's any chance at all, I'm willing to try.

It sounds like you're anxious to get this siege started.

It sounds like z before ion, if a vowel goes before it, as intrusion; and like s, if it follows a consonant, as conversion.

Ch, in some French words not yet assimilated, sounds like sh, as machine, chaise.

Ea sounds like e long, as mean; or like ee, as dear, clear, near.

Sounds like a romance or a bit of fiction," observed Diamond.

To me it sounds like a cross between a clarinet, a flute, and a piccolo," he smiled.

The story of the crucifixion of Christ can be told so that it sounds like fiction; why not call it fiction?

One of our later writers tells the story of Jonah, and says it sounds like fiction; why not call it fiction?

Another tells the story of the exodus from Egypt, and says it sounds like fiction; why not call it fiction?

It sounds like a fairy tale," she murmured, with a half pathetic smile.

It sounds like an empty phrase to say it, but if you will give me your life to take care of, I shall only have one thought--to make you happy.

Sounds like a car or truck back there in the swamp," Salt commented.

Sounds like a good idea to me," approved Salt.

Sounds like an argument goin' on," observed the widow.

It sounds like a big assumption," Boyd said.

Sounds like a case for the Post Office," Malone said brightly.

And that," Malone said, "sounds like an insult.

Sounds like we were awash in mutual admiration," Stone said.

Sounds like they've got a situation," Stone declared.

It sounds like you've got quite a story to tell.

Yeah, Ally, if you ask me, it sounds like it was a lucky break in more than one way.

It sounds like a plagiarism, but it probably wasn't.

I said, "Oh Livy, if it sounds like that I will never do it again!

It sounds like ship-money come again, but it may not be so intended.

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

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