Sentence examples for been equal to from inspiring English sources
The salaries have been equal to national parliamentary salaries until now.
Unfortunately, this president's policies have not been equal to our best examples of world leadership.
America has never been equal to its rhetoric, and sometimes it can sustain belief in itself only by forgetting.
Maybe no one would have been equal to the challenges of tackling decades of under-investment, layers of incompetent management, and an immensely powerful trade union structure.
As the son of a police officer and the father of another, Mr. Lussen was so loyal to the force that he stayed on well past retirement, despite being eligible for a pension that would have been equal to his salary, his son, John said.
An Irish veteran could "take his stand proudly by the side of the native-born, and will not fear to look him straight and sternly in the face, and tell him that he has been equal to him in his allegiance to the Constitution," he said.
"He's equal to Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly".
This was being equal to the night.
It's equal to the House bill".
It is equal to 10−24 square cm.
