Sentence examples for had corresponded to from inspiring English sources
By the end of the 4th century bc, Seleucus I Nicator had consolidated his control over that part of Alexander's territory that had corresponded to the Achaemenian Empire.
Their decline in the latest Jurassic appears to have corresponded to a decline in this type of vegetation.
His statement could have corresponded to feelings of curiosity, surprise, or compassion as much as resentment and anger.
"To its lively regret, however, the proceedings, neither on the side of France nor Luxemburg, have corresponded to the expectations entertained.
In the meantime, the political opening has corresponded to a real social and cultural rediscovery, with Turks and Arabs warming to each other after long years of hostility.
Some of these markings may have corresponded to the cloud features observed in modern times in ultraviolet light, while others may have been illusory.
Our data suggest that, since 1900, periods with many floods in northern Switzerland have corresponded to periods with few floods in southern Switzerland and vice versa.
My father is making a tape for someone who's made one for him, someone called Nick, who must have corresponded to ask about Manson, as many have before him.
Since the society's founding in 1966, its choices for best film have corresponded to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' picks only three times, according to records maintained on the Internet by Tom O'Neil, who posts betting odds on show business awards.
The town itself was divided into five "ends," which seem to have corresponded to the "fifths" into which the hinterland was divided.
