Sentence examples for nowhere matched from inspiring English sources

After the dizzying success of the first two seasons of "Downton Abbey" on ITV in Britain and PBS in America, "Call the Midwife" came along in January on BBC and, seemingly out of nowhere, matched and by some measures exceeded the earlier show's accomplishment.

The problems come around 2013 or 2014, when we begin to find that this higher growth that you spoke about is nowhere matched by higher production of petroleum products and, obviously, we begin to run tight.

She's managed several houses for the trust but nowhere has matched A La Ronde.

Such conscientiousness, nowhere else matched, such a serious desire to relate the child's reading to his nurture, education, and Weltanschauung, has an admirable aspect.

In short, there may be more money being pumped into mobile ads, but it's still nowhere near matching the amount of time people spend on mobile, and nowhere near what brands are investing in other mediums like TV, online and even print.

And nowhere can match the Valley for restless innovation.

It's safe to predict that Nader will come nowhere near matching the 2.9 million votes he got in 2000.

The city plan of Manhattan is particularly rich in metonyms (if you know what they are) – surely nowhere can match Wall Street, Broadway, Fifth Avenue, Coney Island and Tin Pan Alley for universal metonymic recognition.

After reaching the Stanley Cup finals last season, the Senators seemed to be setting a high standard for the Eastern Conference, a level the Rangers looked nowhere near matching.

And while this grocery triangle battles it out, there's still nowhere to match the old Woolies for party bags, affordable toys and art equipment for kids.

Critics say the reality of the scheme mean it could end up costing some homeowners "thousands" because the savings will nowhere near match the expense of installing the energy-saving measures.