Sentences with phrase «to go to matches»

Now this policy isn't going to match exactly what your mortgage is, and the amount that it will decrease per year is going to be outlined in the policy itself.

I stopped going to matches and buying merchandise to do my small bit.

No, we will go to the match with the same line up and same mentality.

I love simple jewelry and this cuff with red and white beads is going to match perfectly with all of my upcoming holiday looks.

Fan protests clearly have had no effect whatsoever with no comments from the board at all so I say don't bother going to the matches.

Keep going to matches and you will continue to get «same old, same old».

They had a photo collage of all the new photos that had been uploaded to the site that you could click on and then go to that match.

Going to a match social is the perfect way to meet singles in a unique and friendly environment but how do you kick - start the initial conversation?

The adaptive cruise control stops and goes to match traffic.

No matter how good you are at budgeting, some weeks are just not going to work out — income isn't going to match expenses no matter how you do the math.

Great pains go to matching an animal with the «right» home and it has nothing to do with the size of your backyard — or your heart.

It's never going to match a lightweight sports car, but it does offer a more involving experience than a heavy SUV has any right to.

It's kind of comical really, he's just gonna match it to a charity and move on.

If you run out, you can just get more and know that it's going to match perfectly every time.

We are entering the final 3 months of the season so we shouldn't go to matches in a row without winning

Naturally, this will come at the cost of power as the Go's performance isn't going to match what you can achieve with a Rift or HTC Vive.

Lets be honest though, Arsenals budget is never going to match Man C, Man U or Chelsea the way things are at the moment, and they already have a lot of young players, some very talented.

A man went to the match on Saturday afternoon and then spent three days dissecting the play with his pubmates.

Faraday Future was not only going to match Tesla in the kinds of cars it would build, it would match Tesla in how it built those cars, too.

To be fair to Burnley, they were never going to match last week's heroics at Chelsea, as they chased their own little slice of Clarets history.

I would support Arsenal and still go to matches if we were relegated 5 times over.

The camera is a huge step forward from the camera in my old 9700, however, it still has a way to go to match up to the superior iPhone 4 camera (and most likely the iPhone 5 that is forthcoming).

So instead of running into random people and finding out they're not your type, adult hook up sites saves the time by providing you profiles of people who are likely going to match your interest.

Exchange - traded funds and the advisers that use them have a long way to go to match mutual funds» assets under management.

Nobody was ever going to offer Ozil 350k besides Arsenal, and nobody was going to match Sanchez's demands besides United.

Please Just put this Sterling stuff to bed, Liverpool wont sell cheap and we wont spend big our only hopes of getting him is if he comes to us on a free in 2 years time, because were certainly not going to match City on financial power now.

Thomas Tuchel has a major job on his hands if he is going to match Jurgen Klopp's exploits at the Westfalenstadion, and he has made his first move in doing so by signing the midfielder.

The Daily Express has revealed that Liverpool are going to match Aston Villa star Christian Benteke «s # 32.5 million release clause.

We all want kroenke out, but boycotting matches is not the answer, it's fine for overseas fans to spout that but for those of us that would not live in another country because arsenal are not there going to matches is the only way to support our team.

if i was an arsenal fan in u.k; i wud of course support team for this season.and see if the club is serious abt challenging.if not, i will not only avoid going to matches; but even avoid watching on t.v and that will hit their revenues hard and make kroenke think twice abt not spending.i wud unite with other fans and raise banners like «mr; kroenke pls spend or pls leave» lol....

Pls wenger instead of spending 135m on mbappe why not go get belotti for 65m to support sanchez then get Turan, berkley and Roma Greek defender monolos then sell walcut, perez, gibs, iwobi coguelin jekinson geroud all for 70m... I blive wit these players we ar go to match any team

This season has no chance of emulating that one as were unceremoniously dumped out of the FA cup at the first hurdle by Nottingham Forest, who are struggling to keep out of the relegation zone in the Championship, and if we were even going to match last season's total of 75 points we would have to win every single one of our last ten games!

Attendances would suggest supporters aren't being discouraged from going to matches, but in comparison to La Liga and the Bundesliga, English clubs are charging extortionate rates.

The Bucks do not have the necessary shooting, hence, even if Middleton & Bledsoe play at the top of their ability we are never going to match Warriors or Houston like play because we're built too much like the Heat superteam.

Go to the match venue and make yourself heard instead of hiding behind a computer

But by going to the match you are transferring some of your hard earned money to AFC and that is all Kroenke is bothered about, he is not concerned about winning things, only making money.

Things went better in year 2, but England still has a long way to go to match European powers such as France and Spain.

«Few went to the match with high expectations.

I'm going to the match tonight, actually can not wait, booked my tickets for the Arsenal v Spurs game on the 27th September, absolutely buzzing.

But as we have seen with the recent announcement of TV games scheduled to be played on live TV, and the changes of dates involved, little thought is given to the supporters actually going to the matches, everything seems to be decided by Sky and BT who have final say.