Sentence examples for own equivalent from inspiring English sources

Clubs in the Championship have their own equivalent in Blackpool.

I'm sure African grandparents have their own equivalent.

Inevitably organisations experience their own equivalent of this: institutional ageing.

Beckett has his own equivalent to this composite babble.

The law asks states to adopt the federal standard or their own equivalent standards.

Concurrent work at the Crucible (and nothing more) is his own equivalent to that.

Mr Wood called for Dewsbury to "find its own equivalent of the Memphis Museum".

He had devised his own equivalent of Sterno, which his friends dubbed Berno.

It's even reputed to have its own equivalent of the Loch Ness monster, the Ogopogo.

Why can't we have our own equivalent of The Daily Show?

Here's a chance for New York to establish its own equivalent, a classical repertory company of international stature.