Sentence examples for at the same match from inspiring English sources
"The Portuguese Football Association (FPF) has been fined 5,000 euros for a delayed kick-off to the second half at the same match".
An existing theory is that a group of boys from Douai School in Berkshire started singing the song at the same match, when England were playing Ireland in the Five Nations Championship.
However, it also states that a home club is "prohibited from charging higher admission prices to accommodation designated for supporters of the visiting club than for broadly comparable accommodation designated for use by supporters of the home club at the same match".
There had been a crush at exactly the same match the year before.
An SI value of greater than zero indicates that the probe was more suppressed by a conditioner at the same matched frequency than by a conditioner at the frequency of the other probe.
He has massive respect for Keane's playing career and the drive that still sees him out watching games live when he could be sat at home, watching the same match on TV.
(They may deserve medals anyway, for going down honestly, unlike the South Korean and Chinese women who, for differing strategic reasons, attempted to throw the same match at the same time, producing the racquet-sports equivalent of mutually assured destruction).
"It is a rare occurrence that two all-time batting greats, belonging to rival teams, exit from a popular form of cricket in the same match at the same venue," says The Hindu.
Indeed, after one Grace century at Lord's, a batsman in the same match was hit on the head and killed.
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To multitask, they also had to deal with uppercase and lowercase letters at the same time, matching them to either all uppercase or all lowercase words.
