Sentence examples for match may feel from inspiring English sources
The batsmen do not know how to score; the bowlers, who have been superb in this match, may feel betrayed.
This is his last championship match before heading back to Australia on 20 May and Middlesex may feel bereft without him.
The five-match one-day series between England and Australia may feel a bit after the Lord Mayor's show to some.
And, if your Mars signs are well matched with the other person, you may feel a strong physical chemistry.
But six months or a year later on it will make a difference and Microsoft may feel at that point that it needs to match price with Sony".
When a customer enters a department store to try on new shoes, she may feel the hesitation of not knowing whether it will match with her wardrobe.
America may feel exhausted and rebuffed, but if it pressed Israel to match the Palestinians' flexibility, the process might just creak forwards once more.
Performers, too, may feel trapped by classicism and yearn, consciously or subconsciously, to match the mood of the times by expanding into more emotive, rhetorical music.
"Leo may feel frustrated.
Audiences may feel differently.
