Sentence examples for it could match from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'it could match' is correct and usable in written English
It is a phrase used to suggest a potential similarity or connection between two things. For example: "The subtle color of the dress could match the curtains in the living room."
And if Turkey plays its cards right, it could match France's influence or even become the dominant power in the region.
Indeed, should a bank want to, it could match every note it issued against its printed serial number.
It could match Liverpool's total of 18 league titles.
For instance, it could match up to 10percentt of an employee's salary, at 30 cents on the dollar.
"Their version was longer and came in red, blue, black, and white, so that it could match whatever uniform we were wearing that night," Currier said.
He said the UK system had a long way to go before it could match the achievements of South Korea, Shanghai, and some European countries.
No one, it seemed, could match the president's popularity, despite deep unease about what seemed to be the increasing concentration of power in the hands of his family and rising corruption.
And now that they were in it they could match the sounds to their sources — not just the laboring buses and trucks but the wailing of music, shrieking songs.
The smart money was on the Scissor Sisters, who, it was decided, could match Minogue on the feather boa front.
If he gets it, the Nets could match the offer and keep him, but they would have to cut other salaries to fit within their budget.
His arsenal of complete (and unreleased) productions is so deep that it would be hard-pressed to find someone that could match it in sheer volume.
