Sentence examples for match strongly from inspiring English sources

Rangers started the match strongly.

They began and finished the match strongly against a Warrington side who picked themselves off the floor to get back into the match, but couldn't quite finish the job.

Swansea contributed to their own downfall in the build-up to that early goal by carelessly giving away possession inside their own half and, although Carlos Carvalhal's side finished the match strongly, they were unable to repair the damage as Chelsea collected a third successive away victory in the league to move two points behind Tottenham, who have a game in hand.

United started the match strongly but were guilty of poor defending as Eto'o became the fourth player to score a treble against them in the Premier League era.

Djokovic, the three-time defending champion on an 18-match winning streak in Dubai, started the match strongly and held his first two service games to love.

Bell-Jeff started the match strongly, jumping out to a 4-1 lead in the first game.

Fresh sardines rolled in sesame seeds make a very odd flavor combination, and a tart ponzu sauce only accentuates the peculiarity of matching strongly flavored, oily sardines with sweet, oily sesame.

The 14 men eventually buckled in the final quarter but, if they keep a full complement of players against Saracens – Hartley returns to the bench having been out of action for two months with a fractured shoulder – they are confident of winning the Premiership title for the first time because of the capacity they have developed for finishing matches strongly.

Neilson has tailored their fitness so that the side finishes matches strongly, and substitutes have also often played critical roles.

Ploeger and Chiantore do not specify the type of "phthalate plasticiser" found in their samples, but the presence of these phthalate plasticiser matches strongly suggest that the interior upholstery samples, while likely consisting of a mixture of different substances, contain the types of compounds which would be present in an alkyd coating.

Such a near-match strongly indicated that the person wanted by police was a close relative of the man in prison, and police soon focused on the man's father, Lonnie Franklin.