Sentence examples for country match from inspiring English sources

The United States provides Pakistan with F-16 fighter jets to help the country match the air power of its archrival India, but Pakistani military officials have complained that their F-16 fleet is aging.

Security at Urenco was lax, and in 1975 Khan, determined to help his country match India's nuclear prowess, left his job and returned to Pakistan, allegedly carrying centrifuge blueprints with him.

"He has done a great job for the Titans for the past three seasons, making over 50 appearances in the NRL, and played in the City v Country match last season.

Can any other non-European country match this number of players involved in a Euro tie?" It's not a European tie, but a Serie A game earlier this season is worthy of note.

By Milton McCarty and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 27, 1937 P. 13 Talk story about paper matches; cost as an advertising medium; the reason you pick up match books with individual names from different parts of the country; Match book collectors; and the leading match companies - the Diamond Match Company, and the Lion Match Company.

Can any other non-European country match this number of players involved in a Euro tie?" "After their 1-1 drawithth Charlton, I now make it close to 11 months since Leeds United last won a league match on a weeknight," writes Michael Hewitt.

"No other country matches Britain in its track record of scientific discovery," he says.

"The pattern of trade up and down the country matched the snowfall," Matheson said.

We know that Japan is a technologically advanced country, matching America.

When the Thunderbolt rose here in 1925, no roller coaster in the country matched its speed until Coney Island built its version.

It was the 150th time that Hassan, a 34-year-old striker from the Cairo-based Zamalek club, represented his country, matching the record of the German midfielder Lothar Matthaus.