Sentence examples for All dovetails from inspiring English sources

Of course, this all dovetails perfectly in an off-season filled with bizarre gyrations, writes Ray Ratto on CBSSports.com.com

"It has to do with huge land deals, with infrastructure projects and it all dovetails into the political system".

"Jim is off doing Avatar 2, 3 and 4 right now and I'm off doing education and fashion and we completely come together on the plant-based piece and it just all dovetails beautifully.

Therefore to be told that schools in poor areas perform worse, that poor kids never catch up, that terrible acts of violence happen in schools full of deprived pupils, all dovetails neatly with the principle that deprivation is a bad thing.

It all dovetails nicely -- assuming you strip naked, drink enough whisky and howl at the moon, as I have -- with the goofball imaginings currently on exhibit over in Oakland, in the form of a happy nutball octogenarian named Harold Camping, a frail little pastor of a strange little church whose mathematically precise Rapture deadline is coming up -- oh my God, really?

Unfortunately, however, this message of self-assertion above all dovetailed neatly with the needs of consumer capitalism.

The death stares, the icy glares and the occasional (but impressive) hurling of perfectly creased play charts all dovetail nicely with Coughlin's perpetually ruddy complexion, making for an entertaining spectacle as he upbraids his charges.

And Jim Cramer just can't understand how a number of issues all dovetail with the economy.

Writing three very good comedies and having them all dovetail perfectly so that each one can be watched alone and make perfect sense but all three together tell the story of one long weekend with numerous romantic entanglements?

Tai chi's emphasis on a meditative mindset, awareness of and connection to the physical environment, a keen sense of the role of energy at play in the world, development of the muscular core, flexibility, and longevity all dovetail precisely with the qualities a surfer wants in order to have a competitive edge and maximize his or her time in the water by getting more and better waves.

All these sentiments dovetail with the reactions Mr. Hoffman said he had received about his card game.