• So, if cutting the match is unavoidable, best to add some sugar to help the medicine go down.

• The report offers a range of solutions that match its magnitude.

• The amount of money to be gained from playing fair far out paces what a match fixer can give.

• When it comes to hard stares and stony gazes, no animal can match the chiton, a small mollusk with eyes made of rock crystal.

• All you gotta do then is line them up with the peaks of your target person, and it's either a match or it's not.

• Or you can go truly thematic and match the lyrics to the menu.

• Contrary to popular opinion, cheese and wine aren't an easy match.

• Match hidden cards with missions, but also try to remember cards you see and match them to future missions.

• Index funds match market returns rather than try to beat them.

• Tense to the end, the match was not settled until the stroke of midnight and the last ball.

• Then the ranger lights a match and the tiny dot of light magically spreads, illuminating a circle of astonished faces.

• Instead, both your choice and the outcome could be prearranged to match.

• As it turned out, there was no bone marrow match for me, so that was out of the question.

• The table legs are painted white to match the walls, ceiling, and cabinet trim.

• Robogames has a lot of scheduled events, but every so often there's an impromptu match that turns out to be a lot of fun.

• The economy steadily transformed itself to match the advanced skills that higher education conferred.

• Efforts to reform the country's political system, he said, should match these aspirations.

• At this real-life fight club, men size each other up for a match.

• The researchers gave the fighters the test before and after a match.

• As in a game of musical chairs, polluters must scramble to match allowances to emissions.

• Looking for colors that exactly match favorite objects.

• The idea for the game is to match the frogs with the same color of fireflies.

• By matching interests, the theory goes, the test-taker can focus on occupations that might be a good match.

• Attempts to match orders between separate dark pools have created a particular problem of information leakage.

• Hyenas are pack hunters, and a warthog is no match for the group.

• People pay more attention to facts that match their beliefs than those that undermine them.

• What the scientists found did not match the conception that birds lost their smelling skills early.

• Match the needs of trees you choose to the conditions in your garden.

• The objective of the program is to match students with programs they have expressed an interest in, she wrote in an e-mail.

• In choosing what to sponsor, marketing executives often aim to match the event to the image of their brand.

• They will use this information to match the namesof the each country below with the fact that describes it.

• The references don't match up with the text of the report.

• But the great turtle is no match for industrial fishing fleets.

• Match the system to the situation, the soil, and the plants.

• Rochon had a campus woodworker build gates that match the staircase in his house.

• Have your students match vocabulary words from the story with their pictures.

• The waterfalls of the upcountry match the tranquil rhythms of the coast.

• Here, the plywood is painted to match the color of the walls and then faced with pieces of bamboo.

• No longer can human history match the scale of natural history.

• They textured the wall's stucco finish to match the house.

• Roll the dice and lay down any combination of tiles to match your roll.

• Manneh sponge-washed the stucco with water to expose its grit, then painted it to match the home's new exterior.

• Label each pair so you'll be able to easily match them later.

• They're a perfect match with the barbecued ribs and brisket or your favorite grilled steak, fish, or chicken.

• Turnitin allows for a certain amount of difference in the source text and the match.

• Many more than match the iPad's specification-though none feels quite as slim and svelte to the touch or as pleasing to the eye.

• Mysterious lunar flashes match up geographically with puffs of radon gas.

• Bright berries and citrus––plus the pop of bubbles and acidity––make brut rosé a great match for a shocking range of menus.

• The match immediately became an iconic symbol of the advances made in artificial intelligence and supercomputing.

• Students can add, remove and change words and the match will still be shown.

• But then human players in the world cup began whinging about the match balls.

• Solve puzzles, download wallpaper, and test your memory with our match game.

• His direct impressions simply didn't match what he had.

• The home has been furnished to match the style of her lifetime, and the museum has been filled with memorabilia for all to view.

• The jury however, wasn't told about the probability that someone in the database would match against the profile.

• Some places relegated me to the reject pile so fast that they couldn't match letter and envelope.

• The yellow and purple hues that should emerge in the spring will match their school colours.

• Thus, the colors in the fragments didn't match those in the photographs.

• Notice how the brick-lined arcades match the train tunnel below.

• Nikon's new telephoto zoom lens is huge, and has a price-tag to match.

• But it had also turned into a forum for an acrimonious slanging match between supporters of the monarchy and its critics.

• Choose any large pot and umbrella that match your garden decor and coordinate with each other.

• TransUnion says it's not responsible for what happens when they list a possible match to the list on a credit report.

• OP, your subject line and your body of your message don't quite match.

• But people power meets its match in a regime ready to kill and torture as many as it takes to cling to power.

• Get an eyeful of a reptilian wrestling match in this video.

• Scientists may have an answer to why certain volcanoes spew forth lava that doesn't match with their predictions.

• The two may as well be in entirely different dimensions, the match up between the new footage and the old stock is so bad.

• One solution is to see if your department will match a small external grant.

• These days he has a political vision-and a business nose to match.

• Chameleons don't change colors to match their surroundings.

• To match this capacity with conventional pairs of copper wires would require a cable many times larger.

• He and his co-workers probe how chimpanzees remember, learn numbers, perceive and categorize objects and match voices with faces.

• Mix and match any of the meatball flavor variations with the serving suggestions that follow:.

• The tiny chip would be implanted in a police officer's hand and would match up with a scanning device inside a handgun.

• Spouse is beginning to teach her how to match up the notes on sheet music with the.

• In football, a predictable match is nearly always a dull match.

• Use the field book to discover if the animals you have found match the flockers on your list.

• The test is certain to be followed by scores of others that attempt to better match drug to patient.

• The park buildings, fences and vehicles match those from the movie, and the dinosaurs match their big-screen counterparts.

• Terra-cotta pots are painted silvery gray to match the porch.

• Adjusts video quality continually to match available bandwidth.

• If your skills warrant higher compensation elsewhere, ask for a match or leave.

• There are two key measures of how good a biometric system is: the false match rate, and the false non-match rate.

• And an antibody probe for, say, anthrax needs to make a match with the exact strain of the specific bacterium it is targeting.

• We want to make fun table wines, and make a menu to match those wines.

• Cyc can use its vast knowledge base to match natural language queries.

• Their fatigue is real, but it's no match for their.

• But it is unlikely that anyone will match her tenacity in trying to make the stories come true.

• One lone sea lion is no match for a pod of female killer whales.

• The trick is figuring out how these categories match up with new discoveries in the brain sciences.

• But she can hold a lighted match up the fire detector”.

• Formulated to match the natural color of citrus bark, the paint provides the same.

• Laptops have developed into three key categories that match the lifestyles of the people who use them.

• RoomBug is hardly the first service to let students match themselves:.

• While some may carp, none has been able to match its instant global brand recognition.

• She's given herself a two-year time frame to find the perfect match.

• Perhaps solar power can match the retail price of supplying electricity to a home, but only during bright sunshine.

• Since many of the bodies lack death records or obituaries, the goal is to match the remains with the family names.

• It will even have a bed custom-made to match your favorite chair.

• One approach that the report endorses is the adoption of programs to match private donations with public.

• The organic pigments can also be studied to identify forgeries and match similar works of art.

• Check a partial list of companies that match employee gifts.

• Still, it seems the unending chess match between hackers and security programmers has found a new playing field.

• Make patio chairs more inviting with seat cushions and pillows covered in outdoor fabrics to match the flowers.

• The university's response in this case does not seem to match the gravity of the violation committed here.

• But for all its survival tools, it's no match for man.

• The shaded region is the error estimate of the models, while the dotted red line is the model scaled up to match the data.

• Wild open space holds a power that no museum or chandeliered restaurant can match.

• Burn cut ends of stems with a match to make flowers last longer.

• The final lines of the printed version didn't match his own memory.

• Powerful as this creature seems, it has met its match in man's depredation.

• But a prominent solar scientist who studies those flows says that the model does not match observational data.

• Dinosaurs had bird-style eyes, so camouflage had to match habitat colors.

• They're all made with the same sugar cookie dough and frosting, so you can mix and match.

• We've sorted through the new contenders to match up the right digital camera for your shooting style.

• It has a shortage of researchers to match its ambitions.

• Read the quotes, and match them up with the causes above.

• We had to come up with a mathematical algorithm to unfold the cortex and match the signal to its source".

• One danger of this kind of test is if instructors try to match teaching style to learning styles.

• So the avatars' gestures while listening did not necessarily match the gestures of real listeners.

• Thankfully, there's no faux-Bavarian village to match.

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