Sentence examples for bit out of sync from inspiring English sources

Some of the business-oriented projects seemed a bit out of sync with the times.

"It's just kind of a case of being little bit out of sync early, not executing my pitches, a little bit up in the zone," Verlander said.

The vision in each eye is fine, but the eyes themselves are a bit out of sync, not quite tracking together.

But Seventeen and Glamour, with their emphasis on acquiring the latest Marc Jacobs purse, seem a bit out of sync with the antimaterial thrust of the Bible.

"They played with such a great rhythm during the regular season and today they just looked a bit out of sync," Pacers Coach Isiah Thomas said.

Curry acknowledged that the lack of consistent playing time had him "a little bit out of sync," but said, "The losing is the part that's really killing me".

Williams sprawled onto the court, offering a snapshot of her game yesterday, a bit ungainly and out of sync.

Yet the out-of-sync feel remains.

It's a bit like when audio and video comes out of sync, where the lips move but the speech comes through the speakers a fraction too late.

The quince tree was out of sync.

Christopher Alden's direction felt out of sync too.