Left out of sync are the American people who have consistently been kept in the dark about what America's special operators are doing and where they're doing it, not to mention the checkered results of, and blowback from, what they've done.
That left them out of sync with the changing preferences of consumers for digital media and instant sharing.
But Mr. Farrell has argued that her incumbency will likely leave her out of sync with other elected citywide officials, who will be eligible for re-election in 2005, when Ms. Fields is barred from running again for borough president.
If your exposure to light is altered, your body clock can shift, leaving you out of sync.
One of the concerns of the derby is whether hitters can create trouble for themselves, whether too many swings for the fences on national television can leave them out of sync.
Warmer water temperatures are affecting the timing of the production of the sand eel's main food source – phytoplankton (algae) and zooplankton (small ocean drifters) – leaving it out of sync with the birds' nesting season. .
The contestant, Leroy Bell, left, was clearly out-of-sync with his own audio track during a performance of "Without You" by David Guetta and Usher, according to Entertainment Weekly's Web site.
His swerving delivery, as well, often left him dangerously out of sync with Mr. Robertson's orchestra.
Moody's analyst Arnaud Mares said he would only contemplate cutting Britain's credit rating if the deterioration in public finances looked "irreparable" and left the country out of sync with its triple-A neighbors.
Unlike the shark behind Perry to the viewer's right, however, Left Shark was out of sync and, at times, following a choreography of its own creation.
