Match in sentence

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So if the elves didn’t actually play one match, and the goblins didn’t actually play two, the truth must be that elves played two and goblins played one.

And since goblins have only played one match so far— against the elves— that means the match between goblins and treefolk has not occurred yet.

We also know that the elves won at least one match, and since they tied against the treefolk, they must have beaten the goblins.

In the match between elves and goblins, the goblins must’ve scored at least one hit.

And the elf score must be 2 or more for them to have won the match.

With one match remaining, you’ve managed to save your job— and your neck.

It's now time to match their ambition.

On our opening exchange, it was like a verbal sparring match where he threw the first punches.

But the shapes match up if I rotate by a sixth of a turn around the point where all the triangles meet.

And all the tiles match up again.

So rotate along halfway along the edge, and they all match up.

In a Wimbledon final match, these two guys fight it out.

And I said, "Well, how on Earth can you come up with a sequence of the base pairs in DNA?" Cut up the DNA, you sequence individual pieces, and then you look for overlaps, and you basically match them at the edges.

We mix and match what we know about the metaphor's source, in this case the sun, with what we know about its target, Juliet.

It's just a wresting match, but a remarkable activity.

Now that is how difficult it is to match people from this side of the room with people of that side of the room.

You know, instead of people running in this dark, trying to find their own match, who will be willing, who has the same goals.

They are situations where the mental model doesn't match the reality.

They can match the hat.

So, the match was ended in between.

What a match for a Twenty20 final.

An opening ceremony to match every other.

Are you ready to make the match?

So when we have these calls for proposals, I try to find a match between my potential ideas and the problem.

If there's a match, we write a research proposal, get the research funding in, and that's how we start our research programs.

So we had to modify it to help us link and match existing records.

Now if your brain is still struggling to find a good match and you still see black and white blobs, then you are in a state called "experiential blindness," and I am going to cure you of your blindness.

In the scaling up, there's an inherent inadequacy to match the needs of the local people, point by point, with the supply that you're making.

But if I had to get a match to match, obviously, I would need a different design of a cellphone.

And that's terrifying, because the theoretical models that always work out in the answer key in the back of a teacher's edition, that's great, but it's scary to talk about sources of error when the theoretical does not match up with the practical.

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