Sentence examples for pressing match from inspiring English sources

The most pressing match however is easily Newton's third law.

But a bumper crowd of 18,083 could not inspire the home side as Celtic did most of the pressing in a match that failed to live up to its top billing.

Growing Up in New Zealand and EPPSE perhaps come closest to a partnership model: Growing Up in New Zealand seemed to have successfully established an exchange platform, the so-called Policy Forum that allowed researchers and policy makers to frequently exchange pressing issues and match policy priorities with data analyses indicating a collaborative partnership (Bird et al. 2016).

The fixation mark was followed by the two Navon stimuli, to which the participants responded by pressing either a "match" or a "mismatch" key with their nondominant hand.

They were recently joined by the Edinburgh side Hearts and activists at Celtic have been relentlessly pressing their board to match them.

Creditably Carlisle never gave up but their diligent pressing was ultimately no match for their guests who scored a deserved third when Sigurdsson headed the substitute Kyle Walker's cross past Gillespie to score his first Spurs goal.

In this role, he helps coordinate various University-wide global initiatives, and works to extend Columbia's reach to match the pressing demands of our global society.

Smoke grenades can be selected from your inventory when you first start a multiplayer match by pressing Up on the D-Pad of your Xbox 360 controller.

He leads Djokovic by 13-9 over all but has lost all three of their matches this year, pressing too hard with his signature forehand in an Australian Open semifinal, the Dubai final and the semifinals in Indian Wells, Calif.

Subjects responded to visually presented letters (500 ms duration, 3000 ms stimulus-onset-asynchrony) by pressing response buttons with their right (match) or left (no match) hand, respectively.

But she began the match nervy and pressing, and, within a few games, her forehand her indispensable shot—had broken down.