| "Take me wherever you liken" | |
| ...and when your heart hardened, made you liken to the stone, and broke you from His body, which is the stars and the wind between the stars, He knew you. | |
| Ah, my warning you. Gungans no liken outsiders, so don't spect a warm welcome. | |
| And I always liken us to like, four corners of a square. | |
| And in defending our faith, we will not liken ourselves to our enemies but just as Christ shed light on the truth and unmasked the lies with one word, so will we, enlightened by the Church, the World of God and saintly prayer | |
| "Take me wherever you liken" | |
| ...and when your heart hardened, made you liken to the stone, and broke you from His body, which is the stars and the wind between the stars, He knew you. | |
| Ah, my warning you. Gungans no liken outsiders, so don't spect a warm welcome. | |
| And I always liken us to like, four corners of a square. | |
| And in defending our faith, we will not liken ourselves to our enemies but just as Christ shed light on the truth and unmasked the lies with one word, so will we, enlightened by the Church, the World of God and saintly prayer | |
| He likens it to The Protocols Of The Elders Of Zion, uh, which has taken a few anomalous grains of truth and spun a mountain of lies, concocted by conspiracy theorists. | |
| If he likens Jane to his mother... then she must have been in her late teens when she arrived in Manhattan. | |
| In the book, Professor Langdon likens the Masons to a modern corporation in that they both keep their methods and rituals secret. | |
| Lily likens the Ether to colors. | |
| Miesenbock likens the role of this group of cells to that of a nagging critic. | |
| He likens it to The Protocols Of The Elders Of Zion, uh, which has taken a few anomalous grains of truth and spun a mountain of lies, concocted by conspiracy theorists. | |
| If he likens Jane to his mother... then she must have been in her late teens when she arrived in Manhattan. | |
| In the book, Professor Langdon likens the Masons to a modern corporation in that they both keep their methods and rituals secret. | |
| Lily likens the Ether to colors. | |
| Miesenbock likens the role of this group of cells to that of a nagging critic. | |
| (sighs) I may have likened your relationship To a nonconsensual prison romance. | |
| - In the aquatic world, I've been likened to a spineless jellyfish, but that's about it. | |
| And Foo Fighters are something that can be likened to modern-day UFOs. | |
| And everyone that heareth these sayings of mine and doeth them not shall be likened to a foolish man which built his house upon the sand." | |
| And it can be likened to a compartmentalized pyramid. | |
| Did you enjoy the humorous footnote where I illustrate mirror-symmetry by likening it to the Flash playing tennis with himself? | |
| Emma was in the process of likening you to some new drapes or a sofa. | |
| I am likening them to Muslims, or Muslims to them. | |
| Okay. See, now you're likening someone here to a corpse. | |
| The US has strongly condemned the move, likening it to Soviet-era renationalisation. | |
| (sighs) I may have likened your relationship To a nonconsensual prison romance. | |
| - In the aquatic world, I've been likened to a spineless jellyfish, but that's about it. | |
| And Foo Fighters are something that can be likened to modern-day UFOs. | |
| And everyone that heareth these sayings of mine and doeth them not shall be likened to a foolish man which built his house upon the sand." | |
| And it can be likened to a compartmentalized pyramid. | |
| Did you enjoy the humorous footnote where I illustrate mirror-symmetry by likening it to the Flash playing tennis with himself? | |
| Emma was in the process of likening you to some new drapes or a sofa. | |
| I am likening them to Muslims, or Muslims to them. | |
| Okay. See, now you're likening someone here to a corpse. | |
| The US has strongly condemned the move, likening it to Soviet-era renationalisation. | |
