Sentence examples for dovetail together from inspiring English sources

I won't pretend that George Fouracres, Phil Wang and Jason Forbes dovetail together beautifully on stage.

As the characters' destinies dovetail together feebly at a London book fair, the prevailing feeling that Hereafter leaves is that it is more facile than profound, and fails to do justice to either its writer or director's skills as potent, intelligent storytellers.

It needs to be understood that development is a multifaceted process, and a number of factors must dovetail together before economic growth and progress can occur.

As compelling as the material from her debut album was – haunted vignettes that let 60s/70s English folk music, ornamental sean-nós singing, and dense ancient language dovetail together – the high watermark moments of her set were newer.

In the new system of construction, plain, flat parts are dovetailed together and then veneered.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. …construction, plain, flat parts are dovetailed together and then veneered.

Smeaton, a professional engineer, embodied an important new principle in its construction whereby masonry blocks were dovetailed together in an interlocking pattern.

While SMHI already had sophisticated services in place, this new system is innovative in the way all these services have not just been improved, but have been dovetailed together, making crossing the world easier and safer.

A perfect square of a canvas, a perfect fit of a couple: it is just what young lovers often feel, dovetailed together in their kiss as the world dissolves into a shimmer around them.

This means that science does not proceed by an orderly dovetailing together of concepts predestined to fit each other exactly.

Built in 1912, the bridge is made entirely of wood, apart from a foundation of stone pillars, and is cleverly dovetailed together without using nails or rivets.