equate in A Sentence

They also Equate the kingdom with the assembly.

While this might not Equate to best.

Many Equate masculinity with harsh domination, toughness, or machismo.

This is because our subconscious minds may Equate darkness with sleep.

Often, we Equate wealth solely to money, but that's actually inaccurate.

Over the course of a year this will Equate to around 73,000.

Under the“factor-of-seven” conversion rule, this would Equate to an unfathomable 140 human-equivalent years.

Many people Equate being worried with caring, as if the two are interconnected.

The word has traditionally meant a woven fabric, and people Equate it with cloth too.

These robust cargo volumes Equate to more jobs in the region and across the nation.

Some, based on 1 Corinthians 14:15, Equate praying in the Spirit with praying in tongues.

To what shall I Equate you, so as to console you, O virgin daughter of Zion?

Asian Americans in particular find a lot of shame and Equate mental health issues with failure.”.

Those, who has taught me this art, I will Equate my parents and share life with him;

In other words, a 10 feet dunk on Earth would Equate to an 11 feet dunk on Uranus.

People often falsely Equate the idea that being the“good enough mother“ means being with your child all the time.

People of many cultures, both western and non-western, Equate modernization(adoption of technological progress) with westernization(adoption of western culture).

Out of 5 has had a 99.6% uptime(this would Equate to an approx 4h outage during the month).

Some estimate that tolls on the Upper Mississippi River could Equate to 31.5 cents-per-bushel to transit 24 locks.

Although many might Equate price charts to short-term trading, they can also be very useful for long-term investors as well.

Young Indians Equate arranged marriages to something that happened to their parents or something that will never happen to them.

I have seen this scenario where many people want to experience an effect which I Equate to the electric chair.

Researchers Equate this phenomenon with the feelings of a drug addict when he leaves a high dose of a drug.

So although I'm going to recommend several options at a variety of price ranges, all them Equate to a great value.

It takes a while to understand and select combinations and Equate a coach's temperament,” Harmanpreet said in a letter addressed to the BCCI.

Far too many Christians Equate prayer with“getting things from God,” and group prayer becomes mainly an occasion to recite a list of our wants.

Today, some Equate red tape with regulations, and, accordingly, Canada's Red Tape Reduction Acts are actually intended to ease the“burden” of regulation on business.

We realize many people might not Equate Halloween with healthy habits given the inordinate amount of sugar that is often digested in a single evening.

All praise belongs to Allah who created the heavens and the earth and made the darkness and the light. Yet the faithless Equate[others] with their Lord.

They sometimes end up hiring a candidate who they feel has enough skill or experience in other restaurants, and Equate that to automatic success in their restaurant.

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equate in A Sentence

They also Equate the kingdom with the assembly.

While this might not Equate to best.

Many Equate masculinity with harsh domination, toughness, or machismo.

This is because our subconscious minds may Equate darkness with sleep.

Often, we Equate wealth solely to money, but that's actually inaccurate.

Over the course of a year this will Equate to around 73,000.

Under the“factor-of-seven” conversion rule, this would Equate to an unfathomable 140 human-equivalent years.

Many people Equate being worried with caring, as if the two are interconnected.

The word has traditionally meant a woven fabric, and people Equate it with cloth too.

These robust cargo volumes Equate to more jobs in the region and across the nation.

Some, based on 1 Corinthians 14:15, Equate praying in the Spirit with praying in tongues.

To what shall I Equate you, so as to console you, O virgin daughter of Zion?

Asian Americans in particular find a lot of shame and Equate mental health issues with failure.”.

Those, who has taught me this art, I will Equate my parents and share life with him;

In other words, a 10 feet dunk on Earth would Equate to an 11 feet dunk on Uranus.

People often falsely Equate the idea that being the“good enough mother“ means being with your child all the time.

People of many cultures, both western and non-western, Equate modernization(adoption of technological progress) with westernization(adoption of western culture).

Out of 5 has had a 99.6% uptime(this would Equate to an approx 4h outage during the month).

Some estimate that tolls on the Upper Mississippi River could Equate to 31.5 cents-per-bushel to transit 24 locks.

Although many might Equate price charts to short-term trading, they can also be very useful for long-term investors as well.

Young Indians Equate arranged marriages to something that happened to their parents or something that will never happen to them.

I have seen this scenario where many people want to experience an effect which I Equate to the electric chair.

Researchers Equate this phenomenon with the feelings of a drug addict when he leaves a high dose of a drug.

So although I'm going to recommend several options at a variety of price ranges, all them Equate to a great value.

It takes a while to understand and select combinations and Equate a coach's temperament,” Harmanpreet said in a letter addressed to the BCCI.

Far too many Christians Equate prayer with“getting things from God,” and group prayer becomes mainly an occasion to recite a list of our wants.

Today, some Equate red tape with regulations, and, accordingly, Canada's Red Tape Reduction Acts are actually intended to ease the“burden” of regulation on business.

We realize many people might not Equate Halloween with healthy habits given the inordinate amount of sugar that is often digested in a single evening.

All praise belongs to Allah who created the heavens and the earth and made the darkness and the light. Yet the faithless Equate[others] with their Lord.

They sometimes end up hiring a candidate who they feel has enough skill or experience in other restaurants, and Equate that to automatic success in their restaurant.

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