The following groupings are a few that are commonly misused. I can accept all your suggestions except the last one. We have less milk left than I thought. Steve has recordings of many great saxophonists such as Ben Webster and Lee Konitz. Steve wants to be a jazz saxophonist like Ben Webster and Lee Konitz.
Many writers prefer to keep such and as together.
Steve admires saxophonists such as . . . rather than Steve admires such saxophonists as . There indicates place or functions as an expletive. I saw her standing there. There is a hole behind you. I too have been to Europe two times.