Sentence examples for be in the same bracket from inspiring English sources

The loss means Spain will most likely not be in the same bracket as the United States.

Sturridge made his best start to a season in the absence of Suarez while the Uruguayan completed the remainder of his 10-match ban, but it was once he returned to action that the two struck up a formidable partnership that rivals the best around – Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo the only duo to be in the same bracket – as they scored 14 goals in just seven Premier League games.

Ricky Ponting is in the same bracket.

The Six Nations is in the same bracket, a cultural as well as a sporting event.

Tory pain is in the same bracket of news as transfer speculation.

Nasri believes Messi is a player from another "galaxy" while the other two are in the same bracket as team-mate, Sergio Agüero.

Brook makes the distinction between Beckett and his contemporary, the painter, Francis Bacon, who, in the popular mind, is in the same bracket of modernist gloom-merchant.

There is nobody at our place who couldn't do better — so he is in the same bracket as everyone else".

She wrote: "I suppose it is quite nice to be ranked as a 'celebrity' when I haven't even graduated yet – I'm in the same bracket as Ashton Kutcher, who's also blessed/cursed with webbed toes".

It is in the same bracket as Spa and Silverstone, both from an engineering and a driving point of view.

Indeed, Norway ranked as achieving only moderate levels of innovation, and was in the same bracket as Greece, the Czech Republic, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Hungary, Malta and Slovakia.