And I told him I thought he was too young to get involved in things like this, selling tickets for Cuba and all this stuff.
Thomas are incompetent as leaders of industry because they do not see that Labour is full of men who can do things like this.
An immense house stuck all over with a parcel of chimneys, or things like chimneys; little brick columns, with a sort of caps on them, looking like carnation sticks, with caps at the top to catch the earwigs.
True, you were born under a Kingly Government; and so was I as well as you; but I was not born under Six-Acts; nor was I born under a state of things like this.
People shouldn't do things like that to their Sovereign," she said in a muffled voice.
It's things like that we're interested in," he said, and spent the next twenty minutes slowly approaching his subject.
I didn't mean the phone," he said, "or letters or things like that.
They like fixed-up things like this, and it certainly does give anyone an appetite.
Then supper will be served by candlelight; it will consist of things like sandwiches, cider, coffee, nuts and cookies.
You see, my wife thinks of things like that--a good dinner and saving gas, too!
If any one paid attention to things like this--why, no one would be safe!
I never did hold anything in, you know what I mean, things like that.
He talked about rocks and ore and things like that, and I enjoyed talking to him.
She did tell me that she told Robert to come right home from school and things like that, because she thought it would be safer than being outside playing, but I don't know exactly when it was she was telling me that.
For instance there's one woman who at present is about the social model for the town; well, her father was the first public ash man--things like that.
I'd rather be the slave I am at present than be able to do things like that.
After all, a fellow couldn't do things like that--drive helpless cattle like these to certain injury, even possible death.
She was afraid of it, she was even ashamed of it; she and Lloyd had never talked about--things like that.
She doesn't; she isn't the kind that thinks of things like that.
Chalmers was, and what was her connection with Shanesville, with Mrs. Doherty, how long she had lived there at Covent Street, things like that.
Girls couldn’t do things like this; things like masquerading and snatching things off people’s mantels were for men to do.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "things like" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
