Sentence examples for match neatly from inspiring English sources

Newsday's local strategy and Tribune's national strategy match neatly.

The album begins with a spoken-word introduction straight out of a boxing match (neatly titled "Curriculum Vitae"): "World-record holder with a high score of two gazillion in Tetris!

But it was the visitors who scored the opening try of the match, neatly working a line-out and then switching the ball from left to right to allow Wilson to step back inside and burst through from close range.

New was Judith Weir's I Give You the End of a Golden String, its title referencing William Blake and its trajectory based on the notion of extending a single strand of melody in various directions and creating textural enrichment from its relative simplicity; as always with Weir, the score's directness of expression and technical skill matched neatly.

All the results from experiments match up neatly with the Standard Model.

She also noted that Ms. Stanley's years and Ms. Temple's years don't match up neatly.

Here's what you get (treating the 1979-82 dipble dip as a single recession): These periods don't match up neatly with presidential terms.

The bases, the four chemical subunits that spell out the genetic information, pointed outward from the chains because the two researchers could see no way that the necessarily irregular sequence of bases would match together neatly if they pointed inward.

When Jack Torrance of "The Shining" agrees to do the bidding of the revenants inhabiting the Overlook Hotel, readers go along for the ride because the homicidal shades' commands match up neatly with the unconscious desires of a short-tempered family man who has a bad case of cabin fever.

Real Simple's target demographic group -- mostly working mothers in their 30's and 40's who are fairly affluent and, for the most part, college-educated -- happens to match up neatly with AOL's family-oriented approach, Mr. Sareyan noted.

We attempt to order the world by sorting its features under pairs of opposites, but opposites in the real world never match up neatly with our conceptual opposites.