Sentence examples for Matching from inspiring English sources
The word 'matching' is correct and commonly used in written English
One can use it to describe when two or more things or people are alike or complementary in some way. For example: - "I bought a matching set of curtains and pillows for my living room." - "The bride and groom's outfits were perfectly matching." - "The colors of her outfit and shoes were not quite matching." - "The company is looking for employees with a matching set of skills and experience."
verb
Present participle of match
And everyone knows that the only thing that can even come close to matching a decade-old repeat of Top Gear in terms of witty banter is a dank polling booth set up in an abandoned church hall on a drizzly Thursday afternoon".
The people who run our supermarkets, obsessed as they are with "price matching" and "meal deals", seem not to have noticed this.
Dan Mangan + Blacksmith: Club Meds Experimental rock from the Canadian singer-songwriter and his matching bearded band.
Or you can build blocks of matching pieces and then connect them, as if you were playing with Legos.
A lengthy matching and vetting process takes place and families are regularly visited both separately and together to ensure everyone is still happy.
However, Next's annual report reveals that Wolfson and the rest of Next's executive board will not be able to add to that pot under the share matching scheme.
The defense and goalkeeper Luis Robles have been stellar, matching the team record for shutouts in a season, even though their momentary lapses have been comical.
Holland led Felicity Abram by eight seconds going into the run and held on to that advantage, matching the Australian's time of 36 minutes 42 seconds to finish 10th, in 2 15.16.
His and hers prints Sophie Ellis Bextor and Richard Jones in matching monochrome: you have been warned.
You punish yourself for not matching up to your own wildly unattainable expectations, which have been drawn from society's wildly unattainable expectations.
Enter the "cropped top coord look" – a shorter top worn with shorts or skirt in matching, often tropical, print.
