Sentence examples for went unmatched from inspiring English sources

The Republicans' advertising outlays in California, more than $1.8 million for the week that ended on Oct. 24, went unmatched by the Democrats.

One of the 8,239 eighth graders who went unmatched in the city's byzantine high school choice process in March, Radcliffe had to go through a supplemental selection round.

The Browns won every game in the 1948 season, a feat that went unmatched until the Miami Dolphins (coached by Brown disciple Don Shula) did it in 1972.

The bluesy powerhouse was notorious for her alcohol- and drug-infused antics, but behind the chaos was a singular talent that went unmatched.

That gesture continues to go unmatched.

But let too many blows go unmatched, and he risks appearing passive, not to mention ending up unconscious.

The Bush Hogs' commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel William Carty, wrote, "The loyalty and commitment Hikmatullah displays in supporting [the special-operations task force] and its mission goes unmatched".

And no gesture of appreciation goes unmatched by Mr. Elbaz, who once, after a sales meeting with Neiman Marcus, grabbed a bouquet of flowers and chased down the buyer in the streets of Paris because he believed he had been unprepared.

Republican strategists at this week's convention in Cleveland sounded exasperated at Trump's calculations, arguing that Clinton's leads in key states were the result of heavy TV advertising that was going unmatched in states like Virginia and North Carolina.

The proposed African grand free trade area, which would encompass 26 countries, 525 million people and $1tn, risks becoming another flight of fancy and rhetoric that goes unmatched by concrete actions.

John proceeded to give the Yankees a performance that has gone unmatched by any free-agent pitcher, winning 21 and 22 victories in his first two seasons with them.