complement , *

He was a great complement to everything else they do.

Take your complement to the break room and try to rest.

And I had a full complement of players for the first time.

I think that was the first complement she ever gave to me.

The result will be the complement of the original data.

The most common is as two's complement of their positive form.

"We have a full complement of 67 students for the first class," he said.

Nobody looked at me, but I was the only man among the whole of the complement they were thinking about.

Pretty soon, they had a full complement of half a dozen.

The entire complement around the table rose as one body.

Why not wait until the study was complete with the full complement of 25 countries?

She had a complement of 50 crew, and was lost with all hands.

At the same time, they form a true complement to agricultural policy.

And you've got half the ship's complement gone just like that.

"You need a full complement of drugs in that situation."

Obviously, we'd like to have our full complement of players.

That included making sure there was always a full complement of workers.

For example, a major 3rd is the complement of a minor 6th.

In general an element may have more than one complement.

In late 2001, the full complement of 321 stations is to be up and running.

It had a complement of approximately 400 to 500 men.

The complement in wartime should be four times as strong.

St. John's will return to its full complement of scholarships in the 2007-8 season.

We're trying to be a good complement to the defense community."

That would allow him to have a full complement of rest before opening day.

No, the two things have to go together and complement each other.

In a sense, the two leaders could complement each other.

But the current thinking is that they will complement each other.

But in the long run, I think we'll complement each other.

My husband and I usually complement each other pretty well in hard times.

But the two young women work together and complement each other like familiar old friends.

That's because it was built to complement a 1905 church, now long gone.

It is quite common to use at least two products which complement each other.

Europe is there to support them and to complement what they do but not to take their place.

I worked well with both these guys, because they complemented me.

They're not all looking at things the same way, but they end up complementing each other.

We believe that the man and the woman should complement each other, not be in competition.

This work complements other government programs around the nation on education and health.

To what extent can parents and schools complement each other in their approach to health education?

The role of women is to complement men, not to compete with them.

"They have learned to make their styles complement each other."

These two are not rivals but should complement one another.

We complement that program by going out into the neighborhoods.

A 1909 addition was built to complement the original building.

Especially when the pieces complement the talk given that evening.

But it was complemented by another drive, just as strong.

"It's important to live in a way that complements what you believe."

"Since our services complement each other, we share many of the same customers."

Still, he says, the two projects have complemented each other.

They're very good at complementing each other, because they understand the situation.