Be Like In A Sentence

Definition of Be Like

• For not be like a mendigo a beggar.
• Do not be like bad spirits.
• I know this must be like the other.
• What would it be like to die?
• She wanted to be like other people.

• How can you be like that?
• Study to be like her.
• What will he be like?
• Love has to be like that.
• Must it be like this?
• What will it be like?
• Will it be like that?
• Do not be like one of them.
• He had not meant it to be like this at all.
• I do not want you to be like me.
• What would it be like?
• What shall we be like then?
• And she wanted to be like them.
• She had not made him over to be like her.
• I used to be like that too.
• May our end be like hers!
• Imagine what that would be like.
• It was very foolish of her to be like this.
• That is what 1921 will be like.
• I wonder what he can be like?
• Was it always to be like this?
• It will always be like that.
• It was cruel to be like that.
• That we may be like you.
• I should never be like that.
• It will be like this at my wedding.
• By and by it will always be like this.
• Eveley will be like all the rest.
• Why should he not be like a gentleman?
• She had not thought it would be like this.
• Why should not his house be like my house?
• It would be like a play.
• It will be like caviar to the appetite.
• No happiness would be like ours.
• Most heroines seemed to be like that.