Sentence examples for better unison from inspiring English sources

Actually City Ballet has better unison — and, alas, less energy — than in Balanchine's day.

The corps de ballet in those years began to dance more tidily and in better unison but with a less blazing energy.

Antioxidants work best in unison.

Asked whether anything is better now, they answered in unison: "Yok.

The paper records that union reps "have suggested in meetings with me that if the university conceded some ground, Unison would be better able to counter the TC campaign".

Meanwhile, a report from Unison, Women Deserve Better, published last week, describes what is becoming known as the "sandwich generation" – women caught between the responsibilities of caring for children and grandchildren and/or a dependent elderly relative, and the need to continue working in order to achieve anything like a decent pension.

An entire year of binary group goodness, right in your newsreader! (That's a screen shot of Panic's Unison, one of the better Mac newsreaders).

She said: "There is a serious group of companies that have a voice that is much louder, that is better funded, that operates much more in unison and that is still stuck in the technologies and the fuels of yesterday.

"There is a serious group of companies that have a voice that is much louder, that is better funded, that operates much more in unison and that is still stuck in the technologies of yesterday.

In those instances we are better able to blend our energy in unison and create an amenable environment.

The boys gasped in unison and tiptoed closer to get a better view.