Sentence examples for come out of sync from inspiring English sources

The balance between politics and the market has come out of sync, at the cost of the welfare state.

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.

"We came out of sync a little after I fumbled," George said.

Although Bentaleb gradually found his way into the flow of today's match, I've yet to see that he offers the fortifying presence of Capoue, who made three tackles today after coming on for an out-of-sync Paulinho in the 68th minute.

Imagine if Justin Timberlake had come out of the closet or even toyed with the idea that he might be gay at the peak of 'N Sync mania.

Martinez won the set easily after committing just eight unforced errors, while the out-of-sync Williams came up with a stunning 19.

But the 1960s and 1970s saw several presidents come and go unexpectedly, out of sync with the normally predictable election cycle.

Yet the out-of-sync feel remains.

Pronunciation off-kilter, emphasis out-of-sync.

This question is often referred to as either an "in-sync" or "out-of-sync" retirement.

"I don't care whether the ball is complete or not, when Curtis broke in and the ball came out of Chad's hand, it was in sync.