Sentence examples for a matching offer from inspiring English sources

An announcement from the National Art Collections Fund, an independent charity that began the campaign to raise the money, said, "The Fitzwilliam has now made a matching offer to the owner, and the Getty has gracefully withdrawn its interest".

And now, let's collectively pray that the extremely rare self-portrait by a young, laughing Rembrandt, acquired by the Getty for an undisclosed amount of money believed to be roughly between $30-$30-$40 millionll be given an export license from the British government, wille beitish museums have the chance to raise a matchingivener and thus kexportmbrandt in Englicense

Well, Jerry Bate has an answer with "Watch or Not?" which takes stats and shows you total goals scored in a match; offers up a "watchability rating" based on attacks on goal and a "shock rating" using (I think) the likely predicted outcome versus the actual outcome.

It groups contacts by the game they're playing, shows whether or not they're currently in-game or in a match, offers easy access to your "favorite" contacts and allows for big group chats and persistent channels.

Youth Speaks does much valuable work in schools and beyond, and can always use help (and they have a "matching grant" offer right now that makes any support even more timely).

For instance, Wells Fargo offers a remittance account in the United States that allows an immigrant's family to draw money from a matching account offered by Bancomer in Mexico.

Sunderland defender Wes Brown says the club's next four matches offer an opportunity to impress after a mixed start to their Premier League campaign.

Celebrations, albeit not from Keane, were wild but a sense of perspective must be taken from a match that offered a desperate lack of quality for 92 minutes.

Hill developed it in 1992 for soccer on Sky Sports, Murdoch's satellite service in England, after watching a match that offered the viewer little basic information.

When a match is offered, and both users say "yes", Coffee Meets Bagel sets up a date between the two potential lovebirds at a discount.

In their experiment, 2.2percentt of people who received the match offer made a donation, compared with only 1.8percentt of the control group.