Sentence examples for for the match between from inspiring English sources
The one difficulty may be in finding a new date for the match between Toulon and Bath, which was due to have been played on Sunday.
The on-track crowd of 27,212 was about 15,000 fewer than what track officials expected for the match between Gentlemen and Silver Charm.
The match may attract a bigger crowd than Dublin's Aviva Stadium for the match between Ireland and Scotland and drop a hint to the Six Nations that it is facing a spring rising.
Only the pitch for the match between N.E.C. Nijmegen and Vitesse Arnhem had been declared unplayable, but travel advice prompted the Dutch soccer association to postpone all the day's matches.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE -- Government officials in Israel have asked their German counterparts to support a switch in the date for the match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and visiting Bayern Munich, which is scheduled to be played Sept. 15, the start of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashana.
So if the prospect of watching Liverpool against Zzzzion is not enough to send quivers down your backbone and get you shaking like Johnny Kidd & The Pirates, then you can perch on the edge of your seat for the match between an also-already-qualified Tottenham against a probably-not-going-to-qualify Monaco.
pepgrep uses Peptide-to-MS2 modelling algorithm for scoring the match between reference and observed patterns in MS2 spectral data for y- and b-ion fragmentation profiles.
They travelled to Spain for El Clasico - the match between Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Jose Mourinho said the world would stop for the match [between Manchester United and Real Madrid] at Old Trafford, but it didn't in Milton Keynes.
(The half-imp came from the carry-over formula for the matches between the two teams in the qualifying stage).
Spectators were able to buy tickets for the matches between Spain and Serbia on Friday in Benidorm, Spain, but were not allowed to use them after high winds destroyed part of the temporary stadium that was to be used for the matches.
