Sentence examples for always a match from inspiring English sources

But reason is not always a match for money in Washington.

High tech and higher learning aren't always a match made in heaven.

Social media and schools are not always a match made in heaven.

This was what really enabled the Trojans to keep the field for ten years against them; the dispersion of the enemy making them always a match for the detachment left behind.

On Dec. 3, for example, the Vatican simultaneously signed and ratified a new international treaty banning cluster bombs, a measure President Bush opposed — a reminder that Catholic social teaching and Republican politics are not always a match made in heaven.

Who's Finding Love At Work? Cupid and cubicles aren't always a match made in heaven.

But with three there is always a matching pair since either you will have chosen three of the same colour, or a matching pair and an odd one out.

For (T = mathcal {C}), clearly, we will always have a match, so this tuple's score will always be (ell ln 2), showing that this tuple is always accused.

"We played some good stuff against a high-flying Aberdeen team and we've always been a match for them, but they can always just pip us to the post".

In football, a predictable match is nearly always a dull match.

Here's a hot tip for fashion-impaired Y-chromosome types everywhere: buy two dozen pairs of identical black or blue socks so you can pluck two at random from your drawer each morning and always have a match.