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Meanings of more matches in English

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Usage of more matches in English
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I needed more matches to play with this intensity all the time.
Reuters
2
But more matches means more one-sided matches, making them harder to hide.
The Guardian
3
For the team, playing more matches in the public eye is important.
The Guardian
4
Mr. Wentworth struck matches and puffed, and struck more matches and puffed.
Witch Week
5
I just felt like I needed some more matches to get match confidence.
The Guardian
6
I just need a couple more matches and I'll be ready.
The Guardian
7
They will not enjoy any more matches as easy as this.
The Guardian
8
I hope we will have many more matches like this, many more finals.
The Guardian
9
They have already lost more matches than in the whole of last season.
Reuters
10
I have a couple more matches to go until that happens.
The Guardian
11
He has lost more matches on grass than he has won.
The Irish Times
12
Three more matches -two semi-finals and a final -yield the winner.
The Irish Times
13
I struck some more matches-quitea number-butit was no good.
Something New
14
A few more matches and I'll be playing a lot better.
Reuters
15
Only Martina Navratilova, with 306, has won more matches in majors.
The Guardian
16
Hopefully I can still have a few more matches like this.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
More matches through the time
More matches across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare