Sentence examples for have dovetail from inspiring English sources

The tablets are subjected to tensile loading and are initially modeled to have dovetail shapes with varying slopes.

(Its picks have dovetailed with the Oscars in 14 of 21 years).

They have dovetailed beautifully; Vokes has been the target man, Ings the predator.

So far, Mr. Greenspan's policies have dovetailed fairly well with President Bush's goals.

The highly symbolic occasion may have dovetailed well with the current talks to help soften the North's position.

Along the Las Vegas Strip, new-breed pools have dovetailed with nightclubs to become a magnet for attracting customers to casinos.

It describes the processes used here for quality assurance of endoscopy units and how these have dovetailed with other strands of work in transforming the English endoscopy service.

Meanwhile, these trends have dovetailed with efforts to restructure the Democratic Party's electoral coalition to compete more effectively in national elections.

Some of the association expenditures may have dovetailed with Mr. Romney's fund-raising in his campaign for the presidential nomination.

Sometimes those interests have dovetailed with reform, as when the oligarchs supported Boris Yeltsin for re-election in 1996 against a Communist opponent.

At U.S.C., change may be more difficult, Thelin said, because the football program's success — and revenue that totaled $35.2 million in the 2008-9 academic year — have dovetailed with a boom in university fund-raising and an increased academic profile.