Sentence examples for sloppy match from inspiring English sources

The Williamses, who were unseeded, had lost to the Italians in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open in January, an uncharacteristically sloppy match in which both sisters had chances to serve for the victory but were broken.

Despite taking a lead in the first minute of play, the United States lost to Jamaica, 2-1, on Friday night in a sloppy match at National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica.

Second: Federer, the better on most every other day, is playing a sloppy, mopey match but is somehow clawing his way back, partly by finding his range and his mojo and partly by his opponent's losing his.

Sloppy efforts to match data from one system to another yield many mistakes: garbage in, garbage out.

The problem is that gift giving is a very sloppy method for matching stuff with people.

It is easy for players to become sloppy in mis-matches such as this, and for managers to be too clever.

Hewitt, the No. 1-ranked player in the world, and Agassi, a former No. 1, provided some brilliant and some sloppy tennis in the match that lasted 1 hour 41 minutes.

From 2005 on, Countrywide loosened these to match the sloppiest of its competitors, even as Mr Mozilo publicly trumpeted the firm's prudence.

Eve Queler, who celebrates her 100th appearance with the Opera Orchestra of New York this season, led the ensemble and the New York Choral Society in a sometimes sloppy performance that never matched the polish or enthusiasm of the singers.

After some sloppy efforts earlier in the match England gave an outstanding performance in the field.

But over a sloppy track, he proved no match for E Dubai, who cruised to a front-running victory by five-and-three-quarters lengths over Windsor Castle.