Sentence examples for matched with new from inspiring English sources

In recent years, other large blocks of corporate space have also been matched with new tenants.

Official figures suggest more than 3,000 children are waiting to be matched with new parents, with more than half having spent 18 months in care.

Under the proposals, local authorities will be forced to merge their services, allowing children to be matched with new families sooner.

Yesterday's awards ceremony also saw Lucy Dillon win the Romantic Novel of the Year award for Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts, about the romantic consequences which ensue when stray dogs are matched with new owners.

"If you're sitting at someone's home, six or seven guys, they'll ask, 'Why are you sitting there?' " The economic fallout of this exodus, matched with New York's struggling economy, is also widely apparent.

At least 12 children, brought here without being formally matched with new families, have spent months in a Pennsylvania juvenile care center while Red Cross officials try to determine their fate.

The only reason Lysippos could make 1,500 works was because he was forging parts from molds and existing pieces could be mixed and matched with newer ones.

Therefore, once again, all terms are identified (except utility of matching with new teachers).

They all talk about great transforming moments -- from the invention of the stirrup to the advent of nuclear ballistic missiles -- when a new technology was matched with a new strategy to make great leaps of military advantage.

Getting a Civo notification when someone uploads a new photo or I am matched with a new person is a bright spot on a gloomy, rainy Taipei day (especially if they are located somewhere sunnier).

Finally, an already known incorrect object is matched with a new object, so that a correct choice of the new object would need to be based on exclusion.