Sentence examples for your equivalent from inspiring English sources

Well, here's your equivalent".

A tablespoon of semen has your equivalent of steak, eggs, lemons and oranges.

Why? Conceded, that Daffodil Day (or your equivalent) is not a big moment in a child's life.

The Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) recommends taking your equivalent earnings as an employee and adding a third, which accounts for the added costs that arise as a freelancer.

You have your equivalent of the scene that you have here in L.A. When you go to London, you have your connectors that bring you into the same world.

If so, find out who your equivalent of me is and get in touch--we LOVE volunteers!! Was my Ph.D. a waste of time then?

If you want, let your sidekick go solo eventually, and give him a whole new name and costume!! Don't give your Sidekick equivalent power to your Hero, and definitely don't make the Sidekick stronger.

Go and buy the new season's kit from your local football club, or look for your local equivalent to Huddersfield's Tea and Tarts or Buns & Roses in Leeds, the new breed of the WI.

But the best way is to contact your local chapter of The American Guild of Organists (or your local equivalent) and research getting a teacher recommendation through them.

"As a young woman in UK society, it is impossible to nurture your ambitions if you are constantly told that you are not the same as your male equivalent," the letter adds.

"As a young woman in UK society, it is impossible to nurture your ambitions if you are constantly told that you are not the same as your male equivalent.