Sentence examples for usually match from inspiring English sources

We usually match the color of my lipstick to my wardrobe, which usually consists of pinks and peachy tones.

The Nets usually match up Jefferson on Peja Stojakovic, but Scott turned to Kerry Kittles even though he was giving up five inches.

If we like, we can plot these on a graphic, with a candidate's polling grade on one axis and his grade in nonpolling categories on the other: In other words, by this stage in the race, the polling and the fundamentals usually match up pretty well.

However, as is impacted by errors, it does not usually match the actual distance.

Employers will usually match the money invested in retirement accounts, and the funds are untaxed until they're paid out.

These limits usually match customer requirements and can be either two way with upper and lower limits or one way with either upper or lower limit.

Applicants are usually matched with a university department, center, or professor.

More to the point, it usually matches the impulses of Mr. Gordon's eclectic music.

Then again, injustice on the way down is usually matched by injustice in the ascent.

Maxim's salesmen provided armies with guns in any calibre, usually matching their current rifle cartridge.

The production of the game usually matched the level of ABC's best work on "Monday Night Football".