Sentence examples for to match both from inspiring English sources
verb
To agree, to be equal, to correspond to.
- Their interests didn't match, so it took a long time to agree what to do together.
Finding a wine to match both these disparate dishes verges on the impossible.
For the promotion in Paris, Mrs Lauder had bought up all the pinks in the city to match both the perfume boxes and the book's cover.
QPR are reluctant to match both Chelsea's price and Alex's wages, but are anxious to tie the deal up as soon as possible.
True, it has one of those handsome period sets, with costumes to match (both by the gifted Soutra Gilmour), that has become a Roundabout trademark.
Therefore, Re θc is the point where the model is activated to match both Re θt and F length.
External intensity modulation is used in telecom transmitters to match both speed and spectral and beam quality requirements.
The numerical results obtained are found to closely match both analytical and experimental results from the literature, demonstrating the significant promise of the procedure.
TaqSim uses BLAST searches to find sequences that match both forward and reverse primers and probe.
Using the aligned models, a pharmacophore search on a multi-conformation-database is performed to find compounds matching both models.
Allow your pitch to be fluid, matching both your audience and the environment.
FemShep's and BroShep's lines, though separate, have to match, because both Shepards share the same interlocutors.
