Sentence examples for lightweight match from inspiring English sources

The Finn proceeded to claim he was not making excuses before he reflected on the quality of the cross, the greasy conditions and the lightweight match ball.

The U.F.C. already had scheduled an interim lightweight title match between B. J. Penn and Joe Stevenson for Jan . 19in Newcastle, England.

In 1932 he lost two junior lightweight title matches, but he held the lightweight title until June 23 , 1933 when he was beaten by Barney Ross in a 10-round decision.

It's small, lightweight and matches my Mac.

It's going to be very close Ireland's Katie Taylor, left, fights Russia's Sofya Ochigava during their women's lightweight gold medal match at the London Olympic Games.

Its lightweight engine is matched by a lightweight, carbon-composite body the sort of technology Porsche employs in racing.

Furthermore, a lightweight compressed maximum matching select (CMMS) algorithm is proposed to localize target, which only needs a small-scale matrix-vector product operating for one estimation.

The impeachment crusade had backfired on the Republicans in the 1998 midterms; the economy was booming; Mr. Gore's opponent was seen as a lightweight who couldn't match him in articulateness or his mastery of policy, let alone his eight years of Clinton White House experience.

"Thomas Hamilton-Brown of South Africa lost his opening-round match in Lightweight Boxing in 1936 [the Berlin Summer Games]," says Wallechinsky.

It's easiest to start with very lightweight objects, like a match or a small pencil.

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