Sentence examples for dovetailing it from inspiring English sources

"The Threadneedle fund is a core UK equity income fund with a pragmatic investment style, but I would consider dovetailing it with the Standard Life fund.

Edward Musante, director of Norwalk's Redevelopment Agency, said that his city would look into the program, possibly dovetailing it with an ongoing Housing Rehabilitation Low Interest Loan Program.

He got permission to bring it to Britain and dovetailed it with another of his brainchildren, Consumer Credit Counselling (CCC).

He joined Toyota's World Endurance Championship (WEC) programme this season with the aim of winning Le Mans, and has dovetailed it with F1.

At Dovetail it avoids its potentially gluey fate, and it's offset by the sweetness and tartness of grapefruit segments.

Nor is the proposed tax grab simply an extension of Gordon Brown's "class war" attacks on David Cameron, although it dovetails neatly with it.

Will says that McClellan's book is "not an advertisement for competence," and insofar that it dovetails with Iraq, it hurts McCain.

My intention, then, was to compile a site plan of Uxmal using the MARl plan as a basis and to dovetail into it all the available published plans of buildings and groups.

"We've been dovetailing perfectly and it doesn't matter to me who takes the initiative as long as we're building stands which put the team in a winning position".

It's not part of Twitter's TV or social agenda, but it dovetails nicely with its standing as a secondary communication channel.

Produced in concert with the public art organization Creative Time, it dovetails seamlessly with its rarefied setting, the sleek exterior of MoMA's newly expanded building.