You point at normal things like parking meters and say " Look at the things these Muggles dream up

Can ' t afford things like that any more..

" He (Dennis) was the first one to say that he was not speaking with me and things like that.

All my dresses and bras stupid things like jeans and socks

I ve heard guys talk about seeing things like that, but they wouldn t necessarily come forward and say what they had seen, because they didn t want the stigma attached to them that they were crazy or they were seeing things.

But very large, complicated things like the Large Hadron Collider break down much more quickly

See if there ' s things like flying cars and aliens.

SB: I had a brief chat with him but things like that you have to experience for yourself.

- You shoudn t worry about things like that.

The writer may say things like, " apples are always red, " and then, " apples are always blue, " to cause confusion in the reader and make them more susceptible to the ideas in the E-mail.

Young people do things like that all the time. he added, knowing that this wasn ' t true, knowing that he hadn ' t deserved such treatment.

Somehow we ' ve never done some things like, erm, some advertising contracts or something, like, where we were saying " Well, come on.

All that would happen is that those people, who are small in number actually, and you can spend a lot of time getting after the person earning millions of pound a year, and then what you don ' t do is apply the real energy where it ' s necessary on things like the children ' s tax credit, the Working Families Tax Credit, the minimum wage, the New Deal, the things that have helped people on lower incomes

She would probably have done things like those to be fallen her if she had lived in one of these houses.

He will be witless and will revel in childish things like fighting, traveling fast in strange objects, and kicking a ball about

" There ' s no live audience and we have to film everything in little pieces, so you really miss certain things like the audience and their energy, " Romano says of the change.

The other thing is they re not really aware of the conditions under which they live, so they don t really understand what things like making a film mean.

" That significantly alters your strategy on things like tank size.

Close behind are various " product innovations " designed to make some junk foods more appealing. These would include things like sugar-coated French fries, green ketchup and blue mayonnaise.

It would have been nice if they had actually told me, so I could tell you earlier, but no, they don ' t think about things like that "

Early indications are that it will be directed at things like highway repair.

The ALICE chat robot can follow many things, like our discussion about.

Man made elements are not ' made ' in the sense that we make things like cars, dishes, or other items.

Furthermore, most of these things like music and books are not made by themselves but by other people.

Most of the things, like perfumes for example, just have their signature

A: With the larger commercial environment feeding kids the message that they should request more junk food, parents are being put in the position of constantly saying " no. " It doesn ' t feel good to say " no " all the time, so parents end up compromising a lot - saying " no " to the really bad stuff, but saying " yes " to things like yogurt mixed with candy because at least it has calcium in it

" With dozens of new small features and larger things like a complete revamp of international management and the new match flow system, we ' re really looking forward to seeing the reaction from people when they get to play it on release.

They also boast that they like to do normal, nothing-out-of-the-ordinary things like walking in the countryside, picking berries and gardening. And it is quite true, Swedes love being outdoors and ' at one with nature '.

29. Janeway ' s holo programs create useful things like doctors and lungs.

Things like this Evolution dresser by Ferruccio Laviani (for Emmemobili), that has been concerted as the evolution of conventionality to progressiveness.