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liking

[lahy-king] / ˈlaɪ kɪŋ /


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Guests at the lodge can organize snowshoe and cross-country ski excursions through the front desk, which will tailor your trip to your experience level—even serious backcountry skiers will find an itinerary to their liking.

From The Wall Street Journal

The players' revolving door at the Vitality Stadium has spun a little too frequently for Iraola's liking of late.

From BBC

“I developed a liking of musicals, which is not very popular in Vietnam,” she said.

From Salon

Buffett is famous for stockpiling cash when prices are too high for his liking—then swooping in when bargains and other opportunities arise.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those kinds of things certainly didn’t come in the DNA, but the basic idea of liking to make people happy was.

From The Wall Street Journal