Sentence examples for some kind of match from inspiring English sources

The only way they can, even if the company offers some kind of match, is for them to say "sign me up".

As Wood elegantly sums up: "If an oracle is a form of words, and the fulfilment of an oracle consists in the match - some kind of match - between those words and an event, in the future or the present or the past, then the ultimate question about an oracle... is not whether it tells the truth but what we will allow to count as the truth".

"Clearly we have some players because of their profile who find it difficult to perform in some kinds of matches.

"The shows are not some kind of boxing match," Wright said.

"The paintings are great, but it's silly to pretend that their relationship was some kind of boxing match.

— nor from the rest of the week's lineup, which included the Southern-rock stalwarts the Marshall Tucker Band, the adult-contemporary pianist and radio host Jim Brickman, and some kind of cage match described only as "American Idol vs. The Voice".

You'd think that with their colonial history, France v Canada should be some kind of grudge match: after all, half the world are lining up to smash England at sport because they're the old imperial masters.

You'll see this happen all the time in online games that don't have some kind of internal match-making system — like World of Warcraft in its early days, or games today like Destiny that have independent sites for forming groups.

From what Lily had told me I assumed it was going to be like some kind of hideous wrestling match, but everyone was terribly well-behaved.

This could turn easily into some kind of a slanging match if that's what people prefer but it's certainly not what I'm here for," he said.

Both Pacquiao and Bradley are cheerful characters, and both are avowed Christians; during the buildup to the fight, they didn't bother to pretend that this was some kind of a grudge match.