Sentence examples for matching partnership from inspiring English sources

Whether it's setting up a data matching partnership with the local authority or sharing a publicity campaign with other housing providers, working together will save money and make you more effective at tackling tenancy fraud.

AT is constant and matches the partnership's additional tax.

(Note that the figures in the Innings column below show all his Test Match partnerships with his opening partners (not just his partnerships with them for the first wicket).

Regarding its legal form, the collegial configuration thus matches the "professional partnership" archetype, although firms operating as private corporations may also closely resemble our configuration.

Sri Lanka trail by 13; this could well be the match-deciding partnership.

Scotland briefly hit back with the wickets of Cheema and Zubin Surkari to leave Canada 89 for three, before Jyoti and Bagai combined in a match-winning partnership of 146.

"The lads played brilliantly, good bowling first innings, a match-winning partnership between Powell and Jones set it up and the bowlers did a good job today".

"Jimmy has worked really well over the seasons here and he is a superb batsman and together with Liam it really was a match saving partnership.

He subsequently established himself as a regular member of the side and after taking a hat-trick against West Indies in Barbados in 2004, he contributed 16 wickets to England's Ashes triumph the following year, as well as being part of a match-winning partnership with Ashley Giles in the fourth Test at Trent Bridge.

BBC Somerset's Anthony Gibson Joyoy and woe were woven fine at Taunton for Craig Overton, Somerset's richly talented 20-year-old all-rounder, as he made his highest first-class score, shared in a match-changing partnership of 140 with Alfonso Thomas - a ninth-wicket record for Somerset against Lancashire - but then missed out on his maiden century by the narrowest of margins.

In the second innings, he ignored Moeen Ali's spin for long periods as Ravindra Jadeja and Bhuvneshwar Kumar took apart the seamers to put on a match-changing partnership of 99. "I don't think we've seen enough 'cricket thinking' from Cook - reacting to what's out there," says Michael Vaughan, who captained England to the Ashes in 2005.