Meanwhile, their employers typically matched or even exceeded their contributions.
Linebackers have typically matched up with tight ends, but defenses are often unsure how to cover a tight end who can run like a wide receiver.
The songs, called mash-ups or bootlegs, typically match the rhythm, melody and underlying spirit of the instrumentals of one song with the a cappella vocals of another.
Peasant shirts, long and belted, were typically matched with velvet pants and high-heeled boots, and accessorized with bracelets, necklaces and kohl-rimmed eyes.
As lotteries have expanded their offerings, most states have emphasized statistics showing overall participation in any type of game, which typically matches the demographics of the population.
Then I had to phone each of the hotels for their corporate rates, and learned I could typically match or beat the online rates by booking by phone.
Although the Red Sox may have to invest as much as $160 million to secure Teixeira, Theo Epstein, their general manager, disputed the notion that they typically match the Yankees' expensive moves or that they even need to do that.
Some lawmakers in New York are insisting that a renewed law include requirements that borrowers pay a "prevailing" or "living" wage, which typically matches or is just slightly lower than union rates.
While fertility clinics typically match embryo donors and recipients from within their own pool of patients, the Snowflakes program matches families across the country -- an approach that offers an advantage to embryo donors who would not relish the prospect of their children running into biological siblings being raised in another family.
Researchers typically match the results of wet tests with those from computer models using the same variables (such as a hull of certain dimensions in a current of a certain strength, with a particular wave height), then tinker with the computer equation until results of the wet and digital tests line up.
