Sentence examples for coming equal from inspiring English sources

The QS World University rankings, which take into account, research and teaching at the university as well as employability post-degree, were released on Tuesday with ANU coming equal 25th on the list.

The episode came equal last in its timeslot with Channel Five's movie The Wrong Girl.

More than 125,000 people came, equal to the number attending special exhibitions in the past, and many returned more than once, an internal survey showed.

However, on "Security and control measures" we rank fourth with a score of 96/100, on "Global norms" we come equal top, 100/100.

The need to establish such a dialogue is a compulsory task of reliving his conscience as it would come equal to a professional debt and an ethical self-acquittal.

Then came equal rights and then..

If that is how they feel, then perhaps their feline friends ought to remember that with equal rights, come equal responsibilities.

In 1919, he was one of 12 high-performing students selected for extra tuition, and he came equal first in third year physiology.

Burnet was self-motivated and often skipped lectures to study at his own faster pace and pursue further knowledge in the library, and he came equal first in physics and chemistry in first year.

In the individual event, which occurred after the relay, Brooks had come equal first in his heat with eventual bronze medallist Per Johansson from Sweden in a time of 52.11 s.

In 2010 the film was honoured when it came equal second in a U.K. newspaper series of the "Greatest Films of All Time" as voted by critics from The Guardian and The Observer.