Sentence examples for too matching from inspiring English sources

Once Pakistan had crossed the nuclear threshold too, matching India test for test, it saw its nuclear deterrent as a lever with which to crank the Kashmir issue up the international agenda, while at the same time neutralising India's superiority in tanks and guns.In this section After Kashmir All sewn up?

The Spurs had a historic season too, matching the 1985-86 Bosthe Celtics for the best-ever home record at 40-1.

"A tuxedo is very chic but, if you're a woman going out with a man and he's in trousers and a jacket, too, you don't want to look too matching.

It, too, matched Stephen's blood.

Bar Demi offers groups of wines, too, matched to seasonal food, with detailed notes (easy enough to skip).

His cast, too, match to the clarity of Churchill's moral vision, with performances that are straight and true, entirely without fuss or artifice.

This too matches iBooks functionality.

The team also tested six other unpublished cell lines that Hwang had kept in storage, but those too matched the MizMedi lines.

Impatience, because at bottom they are impractical; too many match too few white-wine-oriented recipes too much of the time.

But definitely I was thinking about that, how she didn't have too matches lately".

Matching your eye shadow to your outfit might look too match-y, and will draw attention away from your face to your clothes.