Sentence examples for learn to match from inspiring English sources

But unless the United States and Britain learn to match expenses with revenue, sovereign debts will remain a weight on the world economy.

You can study amarone and Bordeaux first growths, take part in a discussion on women and wine or learn to match Greek wines with mezze.

If the Eels are to go 2-0 for the first time since 1999, they need to learn to match their Parra Stadium performances at their second home ground or it will be more disappointment for the blue-and-golds.

We've got to learn to match teams physically," said Harris.

Could they, for example, learn to match a signal that didn't occur regularly to a probable future event?

Some people have a great memory for names; they can learn to match a large number of names to faces under conditions of limited time, all without seeming to undergo an extraordinary amount of mental effort.

In the case of song learning, observation establishes a template that the bird then learns to match.

He learned to match tissue types between recipients and donors, and to use drugs to tamp down the immune system.

New Yorkers noticed right away that Al Gore seemed to have gone to elocution school — he'd finally learned to match his cadences to what he was saying.

He lacks natural grace but has acquired a certain elegance of manner, the way a country boy learns to match the right tie with the right suit.

Many artists who produce dance music today got their start in the safety of their bedrooms, learning to match beats on a computer.