Sentence examples for being match from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'being match' is not grammatically correct in this context
If you are trying to say that someone or something is a good match, you would use the phrase 'a good match'. Example: She and her new job seem to be a good match.
"He's only been with us 10 days, he barely knows the players' names, let alone being match fit.
"This is about him being match fit for the national team and fully fit for the Galaxy".
However, he has been without a club since leaving Ankaragucu in May and is at least two weeks away from being match fit.
He was far from being match fit for the 1990 World Cup in Italy, and he served only as a reserve during the tournament.
Something has to be said for being match fit and ready, but you don't want to come across as an overconfident auntie or uncle at Christmas dinner.
Besides not being match tough, Hewitt said he has had to adjust to the simple act of walking, much less running, after the metal surgically installed in his left big toe has left it with little flexibility.
The report described several types of shared arrangements, the simplest being "match-ups," in which a household with available space would be matched with a "compatible" household in need of space.
Clarke, Pattinson, all-rounder Shane Watson and left-arm fast bowler Mitchell Starc can all cause England problems and are more than capable of being match-winners.
"We've got to take away that there's no reason we can't be up there too". The Doncaster-born striker also revealed he completed the full 90 minutes despite not being match-fit.
