Sentence examples for were match from inspiring English sources
verb
To agree, to be equal, to correspond to.
- Their interests didn't match, so it took a long time to agree what to do together.
Of his 21 Premier League goals last season, seven were match winners and one an equaliser.
The last four of those were match points in the 12th game, but Schalken held on and that meant a tie-break was required to decide the set.
Clegg has confirmed that the Lib Dems would only support further spending cuts on condition that they were match by extra taxation for the rich.
The earliest races were match races between two or at most three horses, the owners providing the purse, a simple wager.
Working at the newspaper gave me access all sorts of realtime NFL information – not just scores but thanks to access to various wire services there were match reports, news stories, injury updates and features from the major US newspapers.
The categories were: Match of the tournament, Player of the tournament, Goal of the tournament, Biggest disappointment, Personal highlight, Lesson for 2014 and Vuvuzelas, good or bad? 4.35pm: One last tweet from Opta... 7 - Spain kept a clean sheet in all seven of their knockout matches at both Euro 2008 and the 2010 #worldcup.
Their guns were match-grade rifles, locked down in vises to prevent lateral movement but allowing them to move from front to back with the recoil.
He feels the company should be prioritising elsewhere anyway: "I'd much rather they invested as much time into their servers, and ensuring that the sweats were match-made against the sweats".
Of that, only $200m were match-related; another $400m were simply lumped together as "other investments" (it had $30m in the bank).Like other free-wheeling entrepreneurs, Kreuger did not disguise his contempt for accounting norms.
The failure to ensure their plans were match-fit could undermine forces' ability to provide cross-border support if the frequency and spread of increasingly violent protests escalates, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary said.
Other than it being Wales's first run-out against a team that were match-hardened – not that they were saying that in reverse after giving New Zealand a game for an hour in the first Test in June – there were none.
