Sentence examples for equivalent doing from inspiring English sources

A Labour MP taking an insult levelled at their fictional equivalent and using it against their real-life opposite number in a way you can imagine their fictional equivalent doing in an episode of the show that they were quoting is slightly mind-bending.

Season ticket holders at Goodison saw as many Premier League goals for their side as an Arsenal equivalent did at the Emirates in this campaign.

It admitted that some of its managed pubs had struggled to match the sales boost from last year's football World Cup, as the rugby equivalent did not provide the same level of interest.

He won the Italian equivalent (did you know the Italians had a Triumph Hurdle? Me neither, until I read it just now) but injured a knee when falling down on a road shortly afterwards.

Put simply, the Saudis are even more exposed to al-Qaeda than Britain is; and British intelligence has at least as much to offer in that struggle as its Saudi equivalent does.

However the total dose equivalent did not increase over the depth of the Phantom.

Carbon prices up to $400/ ton CO2 equivalent) do not change vehicle purchase decisions, but higher carbon prices can cause more diesel hybrid purchases, at a high marginal cost.

Therefore, an output speech of a robust VAD may not cover the same speech/speaker information as its clean equivalent does.

He says that sentencing juveniles to life in prison or its equivalent doesn't reflect teens' ability to reform.

The plaintiffs pointed out that "equivalent" does not mean "identical," and showed that while the U.S. Register indeed doesn't list animals per se, it does list places made historically significant through association with animals, such as traditional fishing sites.

The evidence showed that priority post (first-class post or equivalent) did not increase response.