Sentence examples for fair matching from inspiring English sources
That's fair, matching what I've heard myself.
Finally, the teacher version of our tests provided space for writing open-response comments about our items, and from these comments we obtained additional feedback on the NRC standards and our items; nearly all teachers at both the K 4 and 5 8 levels considered the entire content of our pilot and field tests to be fair, matching well to the content they taught.
They put him against Utrillo (fair match).
Grint has not looked a fair match for Watson, but he does his gingery best.
She was a fair match in toughness for John Wayne in the western "Rooster Cogburn" (1975).
Norwich were keen to set Murphy against Rüdiger, although it was a fair match for pace.
A reviewer committed to realism or naturalism doesn't make a fair match with an experimental or post-modernist writer.
So, 10 to Kubrick, one and a half (two if we're generous) to Nolan – hardly a fair match-up.
Fox News has the vehement Sean Hannity paired with the mildly liberal Alan Colmes, not a fair match, but it has been more willing to investigate than CNN.
The garment can hide weaponry while it cloaks Mr. Walker, whom the costumers say stands at almost 6 foot 4, a fair match for the historical Lincoln, who may have been a smidgeon taller.
