Sentence examples for it would equal from inspiring English sources
California's deficit, assuming the state fails to close it, would equal only 1% of its GDP, compared with 14% for Greece and 9% for Portugal last year.Greece and Portugal do not have separate federal and state governments, however.
If all start, it would equal the record field of 14 that ran in 1977.
Take a team that won 95 games in 2011, add Fielder, and it would equal a runaway division title.
For someone making $20,000 a year, it would equal $400, or a full 2percentt of income.
Oddsmakers believe if leagues took 1percentt, it would equal more than 20percentt of their profit.
Should Brazil finish 15th again, it would equal the home-country finishes of Greece Athenss, 2004) and Mexico Mexico Cityy, 1968).
This was also the longest Test winning streak by any nation at the time; it would be equalled by the Springboks in 1998, and surpassed by Lithuania in 2010.
If he made it, he would equal his personal best.
It would be equal to Bernie Grant walking into parliament in full, bright Ghanaian robes, Zadie Smith publishing White Teeth or Mishal Husain becoming a presenter on the Today programme.
