Sentence examples for have matched up from inspiring English sources
Hollywood would have matched up the two.
"We have matched up really well against them".
I doubt if any of us at that table would have matched up to that.
But Mr. Varganyi testified that all the bolts would have matched up just right.
I think my game would have matched up well against hers.
But reality does not seem to have matched up to the grandeur of the vision.
On Friday, Sabathia faced a familiar foe in Price, whom he had matched up against twice already this season.
"Obviously, we've matched up well with these guys in the regular season, but the playoffs are a different thing," the Islanders' captain, Michael Peca, said.
This week's print edition of The Economist compares how his rhetoric has matched up to his policies, and what he will need to do to strengthen relations between the United States and Latin America.
The one exception may be the breakthrough actor award, which has matched up with an Oscar nomination in five of the last seven years, according to awards stat watcher Scott Feinberg – good news for last night's winner, Felicity Jones.
Despite Motherwell's lack of incentive - they had already finished third and qualified for next season's Uefa Cup - there was no lack of ambition, manager Mark McGhee having matched up to Walter Smith's 4-3-3 formation.
