And – this is the stat that the match has been pegged on – in head-to-head meetings with Murray he is 1-0 up.
The last two days, outfielders have thrown to the wrong base, runners have been pegged on the bases, and the White Sox have stolen five bases without being caught.
Shoddy construction, flood-prone sewers, poor coordination between the local authorities and the shelters that assign apartments — all are pegged on Chávez's underlings.
Steele is pegged on cable TV as a moderate, and he is if moderate means, you know, that he accepts that the earth is more than 6,000 years old.
In the smallest room in Brooklyn, more than 30 sheets of paper covered in detailed pencil drawings were pegged on to strings you had criss-crossed above your bed.
In the case of France, for instance, the adverse case was pegged on a national contraction of 2.1 percentage points of G.D.P., with unemployment surging to 11.5 percent by 2011, which would be the highest rate since 1975.
Each is pegged on a tangible item, such as the two topaz crosses which her naval brother Charles brought home from the Mediterranean for his sisters (like the amber one William Price brings Fanny from Sicily in Mansfield Park), or on a force in her life, such as sisters or marriage banns.
In the case of France, for instance, the adverse scenario was pegged on a national contraction of 2.1 percentage points of gross domestic product compared with the central assumption, with unemployment surging to 11.5 percent by 2011, which would be the highest rate since 1975.
The study gathered that the reliance on relief is pegged on the history of the area.
