Sentence examples for equivalent out from inspiring English sources

Then I heard about the modern equivalent out here -- the nightcrawler or stringers with hundreds of scanners who drive at 100 miles an hour for a story -- and I became more interested in an anti-hero story.

That calculation could be made for any star, and the best colour for a chlorophyll equivalent worked out.

The 35mm equivalent turns out to be 27-486mm.

Finding out if it's fireworthy is the rough equivalent of figuring out what's going on inside your large intestine.

Overall, that is the equivalent of taking out half the education budget in one year".

At CNN, this is the equivalent of putting out a news release.

"Floating is the mental equivalent of working out on a Nautilus machine," Hutchison said.

That's the football equivalent of taking out a second mortgage to buy another speedboat.

Rather, it's the romantic equivalent of finding out that an actor really did his or her own stunts.

It's a big fall from McLaren to Lotus, the equivalent of dropping out of the Champions League to the Conference.

It is the political equivalent of giving out an honorary Academy Award, with congratulatory rhetoric circulating freely.