Sentence examples for ground match from inspiring English sources

Cattermole missed O'Neill's first game in charge, last Saturday's 2-1 home victory over Blackburn, as he served a one-match ban after reaching five bookings for the season, while Bendtner, who played in a training ground match yesterday, sat out with a groin problem.

NYCFC's only other run-out was a practice ground match against Jacksonville Armada and the supporters who have spent from $306 to $2,975 on season tickets have largely had to make do with snippets from the club's social-media feeds.

If Mr. McDonald doesn't slam out a home run every time out, his heart-rending versions of Marvin Gaye's "I Want You" and Stevie Wonder's "All in Love Is Fair," along with a sly jazzy version of Mr. Wonder's "Higher Ground," match the originals in power and surpass anything Mr. McDonald has done.

We see smart, good-faith diplomats and foreign service personnel trying to make the truth on the ground match up to the one the administration has proclaimed to the public.

Television cameras made their debut at Portman Road in 1962 as Anglia Television arrived for Match of the Week; it was another six years before the BBC televised a match at the ground, Match of the Day visiting Portman Road for the first time in 1968 to witness Ipswich's league fixture against Birmingham City.

He made his debut on his 20th birthday after doing national service in the RAF, and having some 2nd XI and club and ground matches.

Ideally, migrants should time arrival on any stationary site with favourable conditions and, particularly in the breeding grounds, match peak requirements with peak resource availability [ 11, 12].

We evaluated how arrival at the breeding grounds matched the development of food resources both for adults and offspring by (1) relating date of arrival to date when the insects' base development threshold was reached and (2) calculating the time difference between the end of offspring's peak food requirement and the end of larvae availability.

Therefore, to make the refractive indices of fibres and ground substance match, the refractive indices of OCAs should closely match that of collagen fibres.

Not every World Cup team will have a Parker-style high performance unit behind them: the Pacific Islands sides will be lucky if their kit turns up at the right ground on match day.

For Blofeld, and countless cricket fans, many of whom have never set foot in south London, the looming skeletal frame of the gasometer is not just part of the landscape but of the atmosphere of the ground on match days.