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Now I am one of the least lurid mortals, and I don't at all mind being likened to a chimpanzee.

The force generated from the band has may be likened to that of increased pressure in a tube.

Reality of society, not likened himself to a more true, because you know who he is.

Mo likened censorship to the thorough security procedures he had to go through at the airport on his way to Stockholm.

Woman in a family do not doubt the importance, if the woman likened to a man at the helm, a little too much.

And the Argentina captain likened it to his own move, when he left the club last summer for Barcelona under a cloud of controversy.

She likened the banks' role to that of Washington lawmakers who look out for the interests of the nation, not just their constituencies.

In that sense, Hewlett's role might be likened to that of a fine art dealer, sourcing choice European masters for discerning collectors.

Like a big fan, each have a black feathers, can be likened to a small eyes and a.

Likened to a pair of Olympic figure skaters, these Grammy award winners are artistically precise and musically expressive.

A RETIRED Chinese admiral likened the American navy to a man with a criminal record "wandering just outside the gate of a family home" .

The teacher is often likened to be the gardener .

players have found a new lease of life under Kenny Dalglish and has likened the Scot's approach to the much-vaunted Dutch model.

Therefore is the kingdom of heaven likened unto a certain king, which would take account of his servants.

These human conditions may be likened to the matrix [womb] of the mother from which a child is to be born into the spacious outer world.

A consummate strategist, Grand Admiral Thrawn likened combat to art, and was an aficionado of both.

For a project commonly likened to the Apollo space program, the trip had the atmosphere of a shuttle launch.

Anot her, likened her to 'Jackie Kennedy meets Madeline the little French schoolgirl.

A recent satirical television show likened it to a game of chess in which the first white move is for the king to take his own queen.

A friend of Mr. Bernanke likened him to a firefighter reluctantly suiting up to battle new troubles threatening the global financial system.

The simultaneity of action and reaction may be likened to a light projected into a mirror which is simultaneously reflected from the mirror.

Likened to people unable to understand the business of others.

To cause to solidify or coagulate or to undergo a process likened to solidification or coagulation.

Reds boss Rafael Benitez is delighted to have Agger available again and has likened his return to making a new addition to his squad.

Thought-form can be likened to a magnet that draws a particular experience down the manifestation planes into physicality.

This can be likened to the sudden chill people experience coming out of the sea or a pool during a cold breeze.

Teachers are often likened to the shape of the human soul engineers, under the sun is the most glorious career.

This design can be likened to a never ending entity just like it is going to give you never ending comfort.

Too many Christians think preachers are supposed to do all the work in the Body of Christ. Preachers may be likened to a mouth.

For who in the heaven can be compared unto the LORD? [who] among the sons of the mighty can be likened unto the LORD?

Berlusconi has likened himself to Napoleon, saying "only Napoleon did more than me - but at least I am taller than him. "

The cause of the proletarian revolution can be likened to a huge machine and every job a screw.

Then shall the kingdom of heaven be likened unto ten virgins, which took their lamps, and went forth to meet the bridegroom.

The massacre was also a systematic attempt at annihilation, Chang argues, adding that the massacre should be likened to the Holocaust.

Japan Inc. , the powerhouse economy of Japan which has been likened to a massive business corporation, is in a muddle.

Rather than positioning themselves as a corporate competitor, Firefox likened itself to a political cause.

The countess originated the idea of a loop in a program, which she likened to a "snake biting its tail. "

Iran's nuclear programme is likened to the Sword of Damocles, ever perilously hanging over the head of America giving it sleepless nights.

Graham Cluley, a computer security expert, likened the attack to "15 fat men trying to get through a revolving door at the same time. "

Rigorous deductive reasoning on the part of the mathematician may be likened here to technical skill in drawing on the part of the painter.

Women's groups likened it to an attack on career-oriented women; others argued that it oversimplified the many causes of infertility.

If life is likened to coffee, then job, money and social status can be compared to a cup, a mere container that holds life.

It should not curl much and may be likened to an old-fashioned pump handle.

Michele Bachmann hatched plans to hold a weekly constitutional study groups, which she likened to a group of athletes watching game film.

FIA technical advisor Tony Purnell likened Ferrari's move to past instances of threatened "Armageddon" that failed to materialise .

Life can be likened to a journey with an unknown destination .

Some likened it to a rug, others to concrete, and players complained that it caused knee injuries.

The 47-year-old son of a farmer, Li has been likened to Henry Ford for his ambition to build up a mass manufacturer of affordable cars.

If ambition is likened to the navigation mark for one's life, those with no ambition have no compass in life.

The backbone has been likened to a giant pipeline that transports data around the world in milliseconds.

The systems are often likened to a reversible air conditioner that can stream cool air or exhaust warm air throughout the home.

But behind Gates's public persona was a corporate strategist whose tactics of competition some have likened to those of John D. Rockefeller.

Bernie Ecclestone has likened F1's perennial Concorde agreement dispute to one of the world's longest-running political conflicts.

In his most famous phrase he likened capitalism to a "perennial gale of creative destruction" .

One journalist from Les Echos, the Financial Times's French sister paper, likened the annual meeting to a revolutionary tribunal.

A place or situation of great suffering and hardship, likened to the atmosphere in a prison system or a forced labor camp.

Altman likened hearing half a phone conversation to the difference between walking on a smooth sidewalk to an uneven, rock-strewn path.

I likened the market to a game of online poker, with anonymous opponents and continuously evolving probabilities.

Cleland likened its expansion and contraction to the inflation and deflation of a balloon.

Shapiro likened bank anti-corruption efforts to a policeman pulling over someone exceeding the speed limit.

She was immediately praised by the Vatican, her work and achievement likened to those of Mother Teresa.

Outside a town-hall meeting in Reston, Virginia, last week, a few buffoons likened Barack Obama to Hitler.

The eastern Rui likened her hand early an step, Tu of wrinkly afterward nostril, uncomfortable of unite the brows cheap Nan.

John Maynard Keynes famously likened the processes of stock exchanges to a newspaper beauty contest.

After these fortifications were completed, Trotsky likened his home to a medieval fortress.

Oscar Wilde likened Kropotkin to "Christ. . . coming out of Russia. "

In his dissent, Justice Alito likened the protest to fighting words, which are not protected by the First Amendment.

Hartstein likened it to a thermometer whose mercury keeps rising until you get into "the red zone" of job concern.

Korea's Chuseok festival is a celebration of the harvest that could be likened to Korean Thanksgiving.

They were also on NBC's StarTomorrow music competition led by legendary music producer David Foster who likened them to En Vogue and TLC.

likened putting together the spectacular drawings with a spider spinning a web.

But on Main Street, China is likened to a giant vaccuum, sucking up American middle class jobs and investment.

He likened the shift to that from a healthy salad to a greasy hamburger.

Although the handcuffing case is not being likened to the 2002 episode, it also comes in a presidential election year.

That deal is so big that some politicians likened it to another stimulus package.

The magnetic blasts, which Bogdan likened to a tsunami in space, can also affect electronic communications and electrical systems.

The atypical adenomatous hyperplasia-adenocarcinoma sequence has been likened to the adenoma-carcinoma sequence in the large intestine.

But now Mr Wolfowitz is likened less to a benign emperor than to Caesar's suspect spouse.

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has likened the country's budget crisis to a wartime situation.

Not wanting to be outdone, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas likened China to the Soviet Union.

Although smart grids are often likened to an internet for energy, there is one important difference.

' But ruling African National Congress lawmakers were outraged at the no-show and likened it to anarchy.

The Buddha likened a person who enjoyed wealth without sharing it with others to someone digging his own grave.

Beard likened this concept to intelligent agents; and he also used the term 'trusted assistant'.

Moreover, seeking for elk was likened to contend for the throne, for the big and tall male elk symbolized the emperor.

It is sometimes likened to eBay, but is more like an online Yellow Pages.

Mr. Singhal likened these queries to "the search engine equivalent of marked bills in a bank. "

Tuvalu, in speaking against the accord, likened the financing offered to the "30 pieces of silver" Judas Iscariot received to betray Jesus.

It has been likened to the canary in the coal mine, an early warning signal for the global economy.

If China's art scene can be likened to a booming stock market, Zhang Xiaogang, 48, is its Google.

If China's art scene can be likened to a booming stock market, Zhang Xiaogang, 48, is its Google.

If ambition is likened to the navigation mark for one's life, living without ambition is just the same as having no compass in life.

And pundits who likened the flood's aftermath to a third-world disaster cannot have seen many of those.

Sometimes likened to UFOs, lenticular clouds are usually created by gravity waves.

Last July I likened Mr Obama to a chess master playing several games simultaneously.

It was likened to teachers Candle, burning themselves, others bright, Gan Zuoren Ossetia, worked hard dedication.

Truth can be likened to a multifaceted diamond.

Pluto, likened to volcanic activity, brings situations to a crisis.

This process can be likened to putting out the garbage for disposal.

But studying whales has been likened to researching humans solely by watching them in their driveways .

He then courteously likened the environment at Perimeter to these powerhouses of innovation.

So in England, Canterbury is likened to the cradle of the faith in Christianity vividly by people.

At that time the kingdom of the heavens will be likened to ten virgins, who took their lamps and went forth to meet the bridegroom.

Dangdang, often likened to Amazon. com, is an online booksellerlooking to expand its product range to fuel growth.

an object likened to a slender, pointed missile either in shape, use, or effect.

When Phoenix Suns President Rick Welts was running the NBA's international business activities, he likened his work to the music business.

Economists have likened it to Microsoft's Windows operating system -- much-criticized, but so pervasive it is difficult to replace.

In this view, a manager is sometimes likened to a telephone switchboard .

Passengers refusing to submit to the scan face a detailed manual search , likened by opponents to groping.

Many at the conference likened it to the tortuous process of conquering addiction.

Perrot likened the vibrant path to a dreamy, metaphorical lover's lane.

The curve of environmental impact in the process of economic growth in developed countries was likened to "environmental mountain" .

This motion could be likened to jiggling the stacked building blocks slightly.

She likened the study to looking at 16-year-olds who smoked as children to see if they had lung cancer.

One friend likened the foreign minister's departure to "the colonel losing his spinal column" .

The security and closeness likened to being held in a warm familial embrace.

Designer Nilo Rodis-Jamero likened the scout troopers to kamikaze pilots who need only to see what's directly in front of them.

The False Intervention can be likened to parasites .

The article also likened the abortion to the experiments of Nazi war criminals at Auschwitz.

Last month, the regime likened defector broadcasters to 'human trash. '

The active glyphs can be likened to the 'inner masculine' or the doer side of oneself.

One observer likened their exchanges to the brawling of "Kilkenny cats" .

He has been likened to A. Q. Khan, the Pakistani scientist who sold nuclear technology to North Korea.

The platform has been likened to a meta language or language superset.

He likened the Scriptures to "plumb bobs " for his heart.

She likened the stay to be completed by Friday .

His works have often been likened to those of Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and Wolfgang Tillmans.

In 2004 she likened the gay lifestyle to "personal bondage, personal despair and personal enslavement" .

She likened the building to a ship.

What has emerged instead can be likened to an M&A Cold War.

He likened the process to a child blowing a cascade of bubbles.

Some people have likened it to a medical "disaster zone" because of frequent accidents.

Some exuberantly likened their protest to the civil-rights marches of the 1960s.

The overall interests of Singapore can be likened to a big cake.

Jackson likened the questions about drilling risk to those about the link between smoking and lung cancer.

He winitiing would likened to take a lending product off me- so I sent him packing.

He likened the feeling on his tongue to Pop Rocks candies.

He likened it to a 1982 Chateau Le Tour, a good bottle of wine.

Neurath has likened science to a boat which, if we are to rebuild it, we must rebuild plank by plank while staying afloat in it.

He likened the hiring process to 'throwing resumes into an abyss. '

The fighting has been likened to a "patent arms race. "

In many ways, REST-style Web services might be likened to technologies such as SQL, tuple spaces, simple message queues, and so forth.

GLUM Israelis likened the event to thieves entering in the night.

He likened the routine of evening raids to "mowing the lawn. "

Our little company can be likened to a big family.

These are usually deployed in separate sites serving multiple S-300 batteries and can be likened to "land-Aegis" .

This has been likened locally to China's subprime equivalent.

The riches of Christ may be likened to all the rich foodstuffs produced in America.

Likened perhaps to an electrical current that can 'boost' the senses.

He was routinely likened to Cromwell.

After the split Taobao, Taobao Mall has been likened to Ma, "Liu and Deng. "

This has been likened locally to China's sub-prime equivalent.

Likened to cutting a good light blue finger.

That's why overeating has been likened to drug addiction.

He has been likened to Fabio Cannavaro, another combative player.

It was likened to the plague.

I have likened the daughter of Zion to a comely and delicate woman.

In telling this story, Dr. Conwell likened each of us to the first farmer.

Its scent has been likened to rotting fish or animal flesh.

It can be likened to a metro or light railway system.

We can diabolo likened to health care in gymnastics, so you keep the spirit of happy, good mood, appetite good.

My heart is likened to the moon will be sent to you! !

It can be likened to those who feel that they came to Earth to work for the Light, but have not found out exactly what it is.

Environmental activists, meanwhile, likened the scheme to the $23 billion Three Gorges Dam, which was completed in 2006.

a house so small that it is likened to a child's dollhouse.

Sir Nigel Rodley, a panellist who is a former rapporteur to the UN on torture, likened the situation to Northern Ireland.

Many times the development of a system is likened to the building of a house.

My uncle lived next door in a set-up my father likened to Faulkner.

On August 25th the English edition of Global Times, a Beijing newspaper, likened the firm to "certain Westerners" who live in China.

Shanlon Wu, a former federal prosecutor who is representing Ms. Zeoli, likened the tweets to "handwritten notes. "

This is an unusual phenomenon that can be likened to the development of leukemia in humans, for example.

Shield suggests protection likened to a piece of defensive armor interposed between the threat and the threatened

Something likened to this structure; a source or means of support or sustenance

Sigmund Freud had used an analogy which likened the ego to a rider and a horse;

The total population is just 330, 000 and the spectacular appearance from above has been likened to a necklace of speckled jade beads

Another parable put he forth unto them, saying, The kingdom of heaven is likened unto a man which sowed good seed in his field

China is located in eastern Asia, the Pacific West Bank, and its layout is vividly likened to cock. The main habitat of the Chinese nation

Hunger and thirst are applied to compelling desire likened to the need for food or drink:

A situation likened to the melting of a nuclear reactor core

Something likened to a slaughterhouse

The scheduling framework could be likened to the UNIX

Something likened to a swath; a strip

A process or course likened to traveling; a passage: