Sentence examples for matched with special from inspiring English sources

By Ian Crouch July 25 , 2013After the latest developments in the saga of Alex Rodriguez — and it takes a special man matched with special circumstances to fully deserve the word "saga" — anyone who has watched the Yankees organization over the years should not be blamed for asking themselves one question: What would George Steinbrenner do?

After the latest developments in the saga of Alex Rodriguez — and it takes a special man matched with special circumstances to fully deserve the word "saga" — anyone who has watched the Yankees organization over the years should not be blamed for asking themselves one question: What would George Steinbrenner do?

The patent says that riders in a particularly unusual state may be matched with drivers who have special training or expertise, or may not be provided service at all.

He consults with the chef, Brad Steelman, to match wines with special dishes, like a Cune Reserve 1991 with the buffalo steak.

Lemon shrimp, a special, were well matched with a creamy citrus sauce.

Speed-dating will be given a furry twist when homeless and unwanted dogs are matched with prospective new owners during a special meet and greet next month.

The inset showed the magnification absorbance spectra of sGNRs/MWNTs in the region of 400 ~ 800 nm, where there existed two special absorption peaks matched with sGNRs.

We investigated the physical demands placed on forwards in elite rugby league matches, with special reference to how these demands differed between attack and defence, and in different field positions.

This feud included matches with special stipulations, including a "Kiss My Ass" match which she won, and a Bra and Panties match.

I really wanted a selfie when Artem was DJing an underground wrestling match with special guest performances from Rome Fortune, Mobb Deep and Mike Jones, but it was one of those treasured moments in Texas where everyone was too wasted to do anything but enjoy the music and just keep drinking.

At the prom, the attendees with special needs, known as "honored guests," got matched with high schoolers called "student hosts" for the evening.