Sentence examples for cannot match up from inspiring English sources
"I cannot match up against her.
The Yorkshire Dales provide great getaways for the avid rambler, but these cannot match up to the sheer scale of The Alps.
Nasri played twice for Arsenal at the Camp Nou and both times was on the end of big defeats but he believes that the Barcelona side of today cannot match up to the vintage of 2010 and 2011.
In short, the online world cannot match up to the convenience, ease and friendliness of the neighborhood mall.
A classroom lecture or curator tour clearly cannot match up.
It doesn't always happen immediately so we cannot always match up the responses to our action over long periods.
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You can't replicate the thrill of the first time, which is arguably something that this new film cannot be expected to match up to (the James Horner score here is solid, if not quite as iconic).
For me, crying is a materialization of the experience of "border trouble," by which I mean, frustration with the difference between the self and the outside world: (1) In the simplest sense, when I cry of a broken heart, it is because I cannot make the outside world match up with my internal desires.
He said Monaco is a similar prospect to PSG where "new ambitious owners have invested a lot in the team and the commercial side must match up", but Monaco cannot earn from sponsorships in the owners' home country, as PSG have done.
