Sentence examples for said equal from inspiring English sources

"I'm too high for this," he said, equal parts miffed and mischievous.

It would be a law, Mr. Prodi said, "equal for everyone".

The black community has long had a conflicted relationship with gay men and lesbians, Mr. Buckmire said, equal parts homophobia and denial.

She said: "Equal pay has been an entitlement for women for over 40 years, and we are still so far away from achieving it.

The report's author, Jane Artess, HECSU director of research, said: "Equal opportunity to access jobs and pay has been enshrined in legislation for 40 years yet Futuretrack found that being female can make a difference to a graduate's earning power.

My colleague Nicholas Watt speaks shortly after, making a passing and innocuous reference to "gay marriage"; he is immediately "corrected" by several voices - he should have said "equal marriage", it seems.

Financial policing, he said, "equals zero".

Three journeys here, it was said, equalled one to Rome.

The prize, Mr. Kramer of USA Today said, equals "roughly half a dozen pages" in the paper.

There are more than 1,000 companies operating on the ADstruc platform, which Laramie said equals about 80percentt of out-of-home ad inventory in the United States.

Our founders were very clear about equality in the Constitution, and as the t-shirts on my website says, "Equal equals Equal".