Sentence examples for matches much from inspiring English sources
Despite a few trims to the score and a cast less than half the size of that one, this production matches much of its spirit.
There have been times when the postmen and car mechanics of Andorra have made England's Premier League multi-millionaires look distinctly average but now Capello has refined a way of playing that makes these matches much less painful.
Although virtually all the money generated in cricket comes from international matches, much of it is used to prop up domestic competitions, such as the English county championship, where a man and a dog count as a crowd.
Instead, they have pioneered a gift economy which matches much of the "gifting" economics online startups today.
I didnt have to pay because my cable operator Charter Communications ) already pays ESPN; I couldnt pay because ESPN360 is not available as a subscription service in the U.S. ESPN got broader online video rights this year after MediaZone halted its Wimbledon subscription service; ESPN360 will show live matches much of this week but is shut out of the championships.
Think Paul Greengrass's Bourne films as a template, though in fact his excellent film Bloody Sunday is a better comparison, one that '71 matches much of the way.
It is not a common way to conduct a match, much less an international friendly.
Mitchell Johnson wins man of the match, much to the bemusement of Mitchell Johnson.
"They don't give away any match, much less a final.
Seles started the match much the stronger, the 28-year-old breaking Hingis in the first game of the match.
Here's an idea - why not make this match much more exciting by saying England are only allowed one innings?
