Sentence examples for from matchmaking from inspiring English sources
Because the photos used in the study were obtained from matchmaking and hookup Web sites, many of the heterosexual subjects had bathed and combed their hair, and were therefore judged "gay".
Desperate to tackle a dearth of babies amid fears of shortages of workers and carers for the elderly, some countries have embraced incentives hoping to encourage procreation, using various methods, from matchmaking trips in Taiwan to advertising campaigns.
Yet their differences in age, outlook and even menu choices — his favorite meal is foie gras, truffles and a fine bottle of Barolo, hers is squeeze cheese, hot McDonald's apple pies and Shirley Temples — did not deter Pamela Norwood, a mutual friend, from matchmaking.
"What's your blood type?" is often a key question in everything from matchmaking to job applications.
The goal of reducing the number of cars on the road is a noble one, especially in the dense traffic of the Bay area, but in addition to revenue it collects from matchmaking, down the road you could also see Waze Carpool paving the way for an autonomously driven carpooling network – but that's all speculation on my part.
Team-based skills are hard to get from matchmaking by yourself.
Veering away from the matchmaking concept, 1988′s lively "Big Business" featured Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin as two pairs of identical twins ― one wealthy, one poor ― who were mismatched at birth.
A Brooklyn psychic, Georgia Jean, said she heard from people who had "crossed over," and gave clients advice from them, usually matchmaking tips from dead grandmothers.
It's time for matchmaking.
Indeed, beyond its applications in law enforcement, proponents of the voice-based technology see its utility in everything from telemarketing to matchmaking.
The hosts interview Jewish and Gentile performers, politicians, writers, and others – delving into everything from antisemitism, to matchmaking, to the Amazon TV series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel". Oppenheimer says there's a lot of room in podcasting – and media in general – for more examination of religious life.
