I liked you. I really liked you, Macaroni.

You liked me and I liked you.

I liked him and he liked me.

I liked being on time. I liked getting my work done.

I liked the Media Center PC. I liked the Microsoft SPOT Watch.

I liked it.

I liked gambling.

I liked that.

I liked that.

But I decided I liked this contents page I liked the way it looks so I kept it.

I never liked biology.

I liked being smart.

But I liked it.

I liked your legs.

I liked the story.

I never liked Marianne.

I really liked it.

I liked the guy.

Originally I liked art.

I would have liked...

Wrong. I liked their language.

I liked the ending especially.

I thought you liked Rupert.

At first I liked you.

I thought you liked it.

I liked it very much.

I hear he liked it!

I never liked Mme Florès.

I thought you liked walking.

I liked them. I started to work.

As one businessman in New York said to me, Anything she liked, I liked.

And we asked these patients to rank them from the one they liked the most to the one they liked the least.

I always liked mysterious characters more.

That's the part I liked best.

I thought your parents liked me.

I thought you liked his looks.

I would have liked some muslin.

She did, because I liked her.

Well, I never liked the idea.

I remember you liked to write.

Oh, really? Yeah, I liked it.

Major I have never liked threats.

I liked it better. I like this one.

As one businessman in New York said to me, he said, Anything she liked, I liked.

I liked the book so I wrote to her.