Sentence examples for by matchmaking from inspiring English sources

When Vinay (Manish Dayal) meets Sia (Pallavi Sharda), it's not by chance but by matchmaking arrangement.

Government surveys on marriage and property are often sponsored by matchmaking agencies, and perpetuate the perception that being "leftover" is the worst thing that can happen to a woman.

The aims of the project are to build a tour guidance system personalized according to its user's individual contexts, and to facilitate knowledge communications among communities by matchmaking users having shared interests and providing real and/or virtual places for their meetings.

Still, that leaves the question, would fighting by matchmaking or a real-life Fight Club be illegal New York?

It had always been close to al-Qaeda, with strong links to fighters in Iraq.In September 2006, thanks in part to matchmaking by Zarqawi, the GSPC rebranded itself as al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and introduced suicide tactics, attacking a series of foreign targets, including the United Nations office in Algiers.

Team-based skills are hard to get from matchmaking by yourself.

Tinder says that activity during a surge is 15x higher overall, and increases matchmaking potential by 250percentt.

Once the set of interest fields is achieved from the three parts, we can simply determine whether a tweet falls into one of the user's interest fields by the mature text matchmaking technology.

In its bittersweet dying days, the community is battered both by new ideas, as Tevye discovers when his three oldest daughters defy their parents' matchmaking plans, and by bloody pogroms, one of which is depicted in the play.

In 'Back in the USSR', the Lennon-McCartney lyric goes, 'The Ukraine girls really knock me out', and I soon learnt that Odessa's women are a tourist attraction in their own right, encouraged by a demi-monde of matchmaking websites catering for chaps of a certain age.

Is it possible that we have all been duped by Disney, Reality TV and matchmaking shows that prey on our fanciful thinking about love and relationships?