The moon was a visible target, one commensurate with everyone's dreams, and, for once, our aim was true.
Facing the indignity of such pulp production, he may elect to compensate for it by writing a good book, one commensurate with his gifts.
One possibility: the Republicans haven't really paid a political price for their errors — at least one commensurate with their mistakes.
The Tribune — where I was the sports editor at the time — chided "His Samminess" for his diva-like behavior, most notably his demands for a renegotiated contract, one commensurate with his status as baseball's biggest star, despite the fact that he was already one of the highest-paid players in the game at more than $10 million a year.
These metrics can be partitioned into three commensurate fractions (intra, flux, connector) that quantify the different ways in which habitat patches contribute to the overall landscape connectivity and habitat availability.
Two additional commensurate, orientationally disordered phases were identified by Eden and Fain at high density, with the molecules being in the T-shaped configuration [16,17].
Instead, Rodriguez has given the Yankees just one season commensurate with his compensation: 2008, the first season of his contract.
I was wearing a simple wrap dress that is perfect for any occasion and goes with everything and can be dressed up or dressed down and is extremely tasteful and would never offend anyone and conveys a sense of flirty fun commensurate with my age, and — " "Yes?" They all lean forward.
Multi-objective programming methods were implemented in the three models in order to consider the two non-commensurate objectives of minimizing cost and water deficit.
To most people, that means that if you're accused of wrongdoing, you're entitled to a fair investigation, a fair and timely trial by an unbiased judge or jury of your peers, and sentencing that is, one hopes, commensurate with the crime if you're convicted.
