Sentence examples for run a match from inspiring English sources
There was a time when most of Wales's first-class clubs had a Ford at outside-half, a calculating general who did not need a coach to tell him how to run a match.
We've run a match, and here are your 10 friends on Facebook who we think may not be registered to vote and live in Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Florida.' " This was especially helpful in trying to reach voters under age 30.
The Russian referee Valentin Ivanov forgot how to run a match, although, as one wag said, he may not have forgotten that Portugal beat Russia 7-1 in qualification.
Gasquet, seeded 13th, ground out a first-set tiebreaker and cruised to a 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-3 vintory in front of more than 6,000 spectators on the Grandstand court, ending Johnson's wild-card run a match short of the fourth round.
In a move that mirrors the battle between Gary Kasparov and Deep Blue back in 1997, Jeopardy will run a match against two reigning champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter and a computer named Watson.
It takes a peculiar breed of man to give up his day job to commit full time to the abuse they are subjected to while they are running a match.
"But it is not something we are prepared to do". The move has prompted outrage among media owners, with the Sun today running a match report headlined "Opposition 0, Plymouth 1" that is highly critical of Southampton's policy.
Find some friends who are running a match of football and join in the game.
Potential new Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis – reacting after an Athens prosecutor said he should be remanded in custody on disputed charges of fraud, extortion, bribery, running a match-fixing gang and having a referee's bakery blown up.
A bank runs a matched book when the of maturities of its assets and liabilities is distribution equal.
Facebook is running a matching campaign on its own platform, pledging to contribute up to $1 million to benefit the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, an organization that optimizes donations to benefit "the full arc of the disaster cycle-preparedness, response and long-term recovery".
