equal in something

He was equal to both of them together in almost everything else.

Everyone is equal in the eyes of law, the government and the country.

It is equal in a sense to living under cover'.

All people will be equal in the eyes of the law?

The groups may have been equal in memory before the drug was taken.

By law, black schools and white must be equal in every way.

They'd be my equal in power, and with a lot more experience.

Its left hand is either larger or equal in size with the right.

Now the official position is that we're equal in law.

Some citizens are more equal than others, at least in the eyes of the Bush administration.

There's no way your daughter could equal her in this one field.

It is true that countries do not come to the table as equals in international trade.

It treated them as equals in the eyes of God.

Thank you for learning to treat us as equals in your eyes.

Nor had they equals in the strong music of their voices.

I believe there is none to equal us in wealth and numbers of people.

He would equaled this record himself in the 1928-29 season.

With the platform, the total equals 365 - as in the days of the year.

We are alike, you and I, equals in a certain real way, made from the same stuff.

Thus, we never equaled the growth of large banks in other states.