Sentence examples for to equals from inspiring English sources
verb
To be equal to, to have the same value as; to correspond to.
- Two plus two equals four.
In democracy, in which the poor get the upper hand, demagogues distribute "a peculiar kind of equality to equals and unequals impartially," and the old flatter the young, fawning on their juniors to avoid the appearance of being sour or despotic.
We were as close to equals — or contemporaries — as we'd ever be.
As the solitary, skeptical Ruth tutors and encourages the young aspirant, their relationship evolves from one of mentor-acolyte to something closer to equals, even rivals.
The honorific expression is used when speaking to equals or superiors and the ordinary word when addressing inferiors or referring to oneself.
Not only were the soldiers calling in American naval fire and airstrikes themselves, the leaders of their elite unit for the first time helped plan the war game, taking on a role closer to equals than to junior partners.
Stewart has clearly been trying to take on more challenging roles since the Twilight Saga, appearing in an adaptation of Jack Kerouac's On The Road in 2012, but verged on talking herself out of a job with regards to Equals.
Striving to equal record storied W.A. Larned.
Welcome to equal opportunities self-loathing.
I would have said I was committed to equal rights, equal pay and equal opportunities.
He has only 249 to go to equal Clemens.
But where to find the British banger to equal?
