Sentence examples for towards a match from inspiring English sources
A charge of using threatening words and/or behaviour towards a match official against Rae was found not proven.
The Blackpool assistant manager, Alex Rae, also faces one count of alleged "threatening behaviour towards a match official".
The FA announced the charges brought against the former England midfielder are that he "used abusive and/or insulting words towards a match official", "his behaviour towards a match official constituted violent conduct" and that he "used threatening words and/or behaviour towards a match official".
Dennis Wise has been charged with using abusive language towards a match official by the Football Association following his angry confrontation at Gillingham on Saturday.
The Blackpool manager Paul Ince was given a five-match stadium ban in October, for his conduct towards a match official following a 2-1 win at Bournemouth.
Ince accepted a charge given to him by the governing body for using an offensive and/or insulting and/or abusive gesture towards a match official during the Tangerines' Capital One Cup defeat to rivals Preston.
But the real fireworks came deep into the final hour when England's serene progress towards a match-winning lead was spectacularly interrupted.
This bias drove the matching network from a unbiased matching template (both templates are equally weighted) towards a matching template that is biased towards the target template.
Cover is a valuable asset towards winning a match, always keep an eye out for good cover in front, behind, and to the left and right of you.
According to the design condition, just like pressure at stator inlet or mass flow rate for all passages, a series of CFD simulations were carried out in order to guide design iterations towards achieving a matched flow capacity for each stator.
It has to be remembered that in those faraway Perry Como Christmas days, floodlights were still something of a novelty, to be switched on towards the end of a match on a dark winter Saturday afternoon.
