Sentence examples for which would match from inspiring English sources

The report says councils should establish community housing agencies which would match tenants with landlords.

Russia expressed concern discussions may stretch into Sunday, which would match the record for the latest finish set last year.

The user listed his age as 31 in 1996, which would match the suspect's age at the time.

A committeeman for the club recommended Melbourne Reds, which would match a sponsorship from Tooheys and their red shirts.

Williams has only 15 home runs, putting him on pace for 21, which would match his lowest total since 1997.

Williams is trying to capture her 12th major title, which would match Billie Jean King's total, and seemingly has an infinite zest for the game.

Early AI researchers predicted that symbolic problems - theorem proving and game playing, for example - would be the first for which computers would match human performance.

The company said that its new product, AdSense for Mobile, would establish a cellphone advertising network in which Google would match ads with the content of mobile Web pages, much as it does online.

Through Creative Time, he also established a "shadow fund," in which donors would match dollar for dollar whatever the project cost, with the money staying in New Orleans, distributed among grass-roots organizations involved in the city's recovery.

"We'll be lucky if we reach 25percentt" of registered voters, she said, a level which would roughly match turnout in the state's 2004 primaries.

Sainsbury's has a wine that fits this mood perfectly – and which would also match well with a classic Sunday roast of lamb or beef.