Sentence examples for obscure match from inspiring English sources

What contributes to the doubt is that Groth hit two other recorded serves during the otherwise obscure match that would have broken Karlovic's mark.

A large amount of money was coming in for the obscure match, Mr. Marks said, and the betting patterns made little sense: Mr. Davydenko went from an odds-on favorite to a significant underdog before the match started, and his odds drifted higher and more money came in for Mr. Vassallo Arguello even after Mr. Davydenko won the first set.

As its curator, he keeps his Schindler in its shopworn state — complete with chipped linoleum, off-kilter cabinetry and cracked glass — until he can locate and afford the obscure matching materials and expensive craftsmen that might restore the house to its exact original condition.

Murphy says the "click" that all players hope to hear happened at an obscure Championship League match in Essex last year.

Sites that expect to do significant business have no choice but to offer a huge range of games, even obscure college match-ups that would never be shown on national television.

Discovery Of The Year BFI Player Vod Service The delight of the new BFI Player is the sheer variety and eccentricity of the fare on offer, everything from ancient Mitchell and Kenyon footage of obscure cricket matches – "Arthur Mold Bowling to A.N. Hornby" (1901) – to interviews from the archives, documentaries and new films.

I've lived through the massive changes that wracked the news industry and I think our problems – the quick hits on unimportant deals, the intense desire to match obscure metrics – are the problems of the world at large.

Given that it was a match between two obscure teams in a city with no grounding in the game, it was a good turn-out, a fine tribute to the work done by the PR people and the wonderful quality of the matches that had come before it in the tournament.

And when I look around, it seems to me that in domestic partnerships at large, the righteous ideal of making things equitable easily becomes obscure; clarity in theory is matched only by vagueness in practice.

However, if travelers are attending an event, such as a wedding, even people in the most obscure towns can usually find a match.

It could represent a final rebuke to the Bush White House, or it could be an attention-getting gesture that awarding an obscure and saintly activist couldn't match.