Sentence examples for matches by lining from inspiring English sources

We want to have consistency and have two good matches by lining up two homogenous groups.

Granderson was on first when Teixeira crushed a two-run shot in the sixth to snap a 2-2 then then matched him in the seventh by lining a homer to right-center, extending their lead to 5-3.

Daniel Sturridge was England's brightest attacker and the sponsors' man of the match, bursting to the by-line in his first involvement and forcing Maarten Stekelenburg to save smartly while the game was still scoreless.

In theatrically emotive scenes like "The Death of Meleager" and "Joseph Resisting Seduction by Potiphar's Wife," narrative urgency is matched by wiggly lines of brown ink that start to have a violent life of their own, separate from the image.

In "Beach Laid Out by the Club Mediterranee, Agadir, Morocco" (1976), a tiny lone figure is standing in the distance on the beach at the water's edge, the straight line of the horizon matched by the straight line of the beach.

Note that in each pair of images only several matched points are connected by lines for a clear vision.

For this test, the modified model was created from a smoothed version of the original structural model of line OGr1, but the crust between Chichi-jima and Muko-jima (220 300 km) was made thicker to match the structure shown by line SPr2 (Takahashi et al., 2009) at its intersection with line OGr1 (Fig. 2).

Vidal's entrance is matched by his first line.

For sheer teenage disaffection, it's matched by the last line of Catcher in the Rye: "Don't tell anybody anything.

This is matched by lower snow lines in many high-altitude regions in the IPWP such as Irian Jaya and Papua (see Tripati et al. 2014).

It is a formidable task, matched by a formidable line-up of participants.