Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• be as clear as day ... be as clean as a whistle · be as clear as crystal; be as clear as day; be as clear as mud · be as cold as ice · be as cool as a cucumber · be as  ...
• About as clear as a misty morning on the Thames. —Anonymous, 4. Clear as daylight. —Anonymous, 5. Traced as clearly as currents upon a marble chart.
• Cliché very clear; easy to understand. (*Also: as ~.) The explanation was as clear as crystal. Her lecture was not clear as crystal, but at least it was not dull.
• very ?easy to ?understand: The ?instructions were as clear as ?day. › ?certain: It's as clear as ?day that the ?government is going to ?win the ?election.

• Mar 5, 2014 ... “I walk every day, as do you” means that we each go for a walk each day. The sentence, “I walk every day like you” means that I am imitating ...
• Photos. A S do Brasil's photo. Visitor Posts. Be the first to add a post. ... A S do Brasil updated their cover photo. March 22 ·. A S do Brasil's photo. LikeComment  ...
• "as": do you know the difference between the two? Posted by Rich on Oct 6th 2015. GMAT like versus as. Most people hear and use the word “like” more ...
• Oct 31, 2011 ... Mutexes can be applied only to threads in a single process and do not work between processes as do semaphores. Does it mean mutex and ...