Sentence examples for life matches from inspiring English sources
Their anxiety as they enter upon social life matches the anguish of the old as they are excluded from it.
Mary, now an aging widow, is kept in semi-confinement by men eager to insure that her account of her son's life matches the official version.
Hooliganism was a way of life: matches were military operations; both for rival sets of fans intent on battering seven bells out of each other, and for the unlucky police forces trying to prevent them.
Michelle de Kretser, The Lost Dog (Chatto & Windus) In trendy downtown Melbourne and the bush beyond, a lonely Indian-born academic searches for his beloved dog, for his childhood in Asia and Australia, and for the secrets of a mysterious artist whose vision of mixed-up urban life matches his own fragile sense of self.
Optimists can foresee adoption of a compensation system that shares the spoils with everyone who played a part in generating them and that the world can become what Johnson prophesied, "A place where the meaning of man's life matches the marvels of man's labor".
His life matched in luxury that of his clients.
Vertebrae X-rays taken in life matched one of the exhumed bodies.
He should, for once in his life, match his words with deeds.
"Gyuri always said that no accolade in his entire life matched that single word from Toscanini".
She suggests starting with a wardrobe audit and a "life match".
"Few things in life match the thrill of a marathon," read a quotation from Lebow on a poster placed beneath his statue.
