Sentence examples for get synched from inspiring English sources
(It gets synched back to your computer's calendar when you get home).
My rock 'n' roll life and my real life sort of got synched together forever in that one little moment.
The harder Ernesto tried to get in synch with everyone else, the worse he looked.
To get in synch with the Middle Eastern music playing in the background, order a glass of Turkish beer, wine (I preferred the full-bodied house Cankaya white to the thin Yakut red) or thick apricot or cherry juice.
When confusions arise, he said, it is important to discuss them openly, even if that involves publicly pointing out people's mistakes — a process he referred to as "getting in synch".
One day, I drove to Westport and sat in on a management-committee meeting, which had been set up for the purpose of "getting in synch" with a recent recruit, whom I'll call Peter and who had come from a big financial firm.
The antipathy has even spilled over into officialdom – in a stab at getting in synch with voter feeling, Recife city council recently announced it was cancelling the Fifa Fan Fest in the city, saying that the £5 million cost of the event could be "spent better elsewhere".
Getting in synch: the Ballista drone system; DreamHammer cofounder and CEO, Paez.
If you move your head even slightly, the wave interferences get out of synch.
A few months ago, however, he sought to get more in synch with Mrs Merkel by calling on Germany to "stand by America's side, even in a military conflict".In this section No war in their name but no jihad against the West either Which way, really?
