Sentence examples for dovetail as from inspiring English sources

He is a principal owner of Dovetail as well as its head chef.

Sales of "Born This Way" didn't match those of her debut album — in part because its songs didn't dovetail as well with radio formats — but they still added up to millions worldwide.

To see their work dovetail as perfectly as it does in "The Heiress" is a sublime experience.

Although these are intended to dovetail as much as possible, the review requirements of each have complicated the study set-up process.

Often sections from different sources dovetail, as if each culture were offering part of the story.

Not often do I read a novel whose first and last paragraphs dovetail as neatly as those in Graham Joyce's eerie fantasy of isolation, matrimonial love and the afterworld, "The Silent Land".

In certain significant ways, they dovetailed as well with the assertive posture taken by President Obama since taking office, like his expanded use of drones to kill terrorism suspects around the world — including a United States citizen.

Rooney's assessment dovetailed as neatly as his run onto the Johnson cross last night.

So it is that the eagle feathers from previous games return in an early mission where you must gather supplies for your village, a mission which dovetails as a tutorial where new opportunities available to prospective assassins are explained.

The area has been newly christened Northbank, and there are plans to pedestrianise the stretch of the Strand between the Aldwych crescent, a scheme into which the bridge neatly dovetails as a benevolent bringer of crowds.

Indeed, we can only hope that Merrill's (potential) move, dovetailing as it does with vertigo throughout the financial services industry, will force a review of the needs and uses of the precious land at Ground Zero and, by extension, Lower Manhattan.