Sentence examples for match could make from inspiring English sources

Sloane Stephens vs. Petra Cetkovska Although it is a seeded player against a qualifier, whoever makes it out of this match could make it into the semifinals.

To use a time honored sports cliché, Sunday's match could make or break one of the sides' seasons, or at least set a tone that will be hard to reverse.

I note that 11 50pm the Cards punted, but there was no description of the kick - direction, hang time, kicking style, tightness of the kicker's pants... C'mon mate - this match could make Australia the NFL World Champions!

By the time Osiel was a teen-ager, a man watching a soccer match could make fun of the Guatemalan team's goalie on Facebook by saying that he "couldn't even grab the chickens at Case Farms".

Extending the duration of women's matches could make it impossible to fit a tournament into a two-week period.

However, this does not always hold true. Figure 18 shows an example where an accurate match could have been made.

Glass-enhanced paint is cooler and easier to match and could make a vehicle more visible at night, said Bob Fritz, vice president in charge of Nippon Paint's color design studio.

His advisers said a Clinton-Giuliani match-up could make him more likely to run.

As a group of blazing virtuosi with musical intelligence to match, these four could make that chemistry work afresh for years.

Since almost everyone with a sibling, a parent or a child has a genetic half match, the procedure could make bone marrow transplants available to more than 90 percent of candidates.

He's scored seven goals in 26 appearances for the Cosmos, who currently sit top of the combined NASL table with 50 points from 28 matches played, and could make his final professional appearance on 7 November in the Cosmos' semi-final playoff match against at MCU Park in Coney Island against an opponent to be determined.