Sentence examples for idea of match from inspiring English sources

The idea of match racing between catamarans seemed like a recipe for disaster, and very likely comas as people feel asleep during maneuvers.

Mr Huang gave the public an idea of match-rigging lingo as well: when an official texted him to provide "even-handed justice", it meant he should favour a visiting team over the home side.Those caught gave damning justifications, candid in a way that officials in other corruption scandals are typically not allowed to be.

Mr. Bush has said the idea of matching funds for the lower incomes should be considered.

"The idea of matching clothes is a middle-class, 20th-century aesthetic," Mr. Maeder said.

To the relief of men everywhere who struggle with pairing their shirts to their pants, this season designers proposed the idea of matching sets.

The idea of matching art work to décor was, to me, an abomination, but anything that resulted in new stuff was just fine by my mother.

The idea of matching stemware to the specific type of wine was pioneered by Riedel, an Austrian company that has been making glass for 250 years.

It was Charlie who successfully marketed the idea of matching lipstick and nail shades, who promoted new shades so aggressively -- with spectacular in-store campaigns; with boffo ad campaigns; with commercials on "The $64,000 Question" -- that women abandoned half-used colors to buy the latest ones, thereby transforming cosmetics from commodities into objects of desire.

Downton said an "education programme" visited every county and the vast majority of players were "appalled" by the idea of match-fixing.

This relates to the idea of matching a physical stage setup to the relative positions of the sources.  .

The idea of matching prospective dates based on shared interests is about as old as dating itself.