Sporting a matching army knife belt, replete with dagger, Andress, as she emerged dripping from the water (a scene later emulated by Halle Berry in Die Another Day), epitomised the femme fatale.
For M-G-M's production of "Ben-Hur," he and his staff conjured up more than six hundred gallons of light-olive makeup to match the army of pale local extras to the darker extras already filmed in Italy.
Nigel, 61, slighter than the beefy biker of stereotype, has a background that might also seem a surprising match: an army officer in northern Ireland, a finance worker, and finally a porter in an Oxford college.
It looks like TicketForEvent is Abele's first-ever investment — an indication of sorts of how Eastern Europe continues to develop its own home-grown funding network to match the army of regionally focused startups emerging in the area.
But the insurgents cannot match the army's firepower, and instead need to erode the loyalty and conviction within Assad's establishment to loosen its hold on power.
The Waffen-SS may have fought with distinction during the Battle of Kursk but could not match the army's success, hence Dietrich's attempts to manufacture a hero out of Wittmann.
One activist told The Independent the opposition, poorly matched against army firepower, is turning to homemade bombs and ambushes.
The tombstones — their name was spelled Mittleman on them — matched the army of white slabs planted in the sea of just-mowed lawn.
The Liberal party cannot hope to match the activist armies the progressive parties can now field during campaigns, and with those armies comes experience, insight and the prospect of productive evolution from campaign to campaign, a process of learning and adaptation that only enhances outcomes.
Although the Nubians were no match for the armies of Egypt's Old Kingdom, the interactions arising from their enslavement and colonization led to ever-increasing African influence upon the art, culture, and religion of dynastic Egypt.
