Sentence examples for more in synch from inspiring English sources

"Supply and demand are now far more in synch".

His longtime trio mates — Peter Washington, on bass, and Kenny Washington, on drums — could not be more in synch with Charlap's manicured swing.

Setting traps and running with a knife between your teeth, diving into a pit and emerging from a river, camouflaged in mud — all of it seemed far more natural, more in synch with the adrenaline that was coursing through our adolescent bodies, than anything else in our pedestrian existence.

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?

Our message is more in synch with the times than ever.

The FORBES mission is more in synch with the doers of a new generation than ever.

While politics were implicit in Pinter's early plays — oppressed by a rigid class system, his male protagonists respond with disorientingly menacing behavior at home — Churchill builds her foundation on worlds that are somewhat less closed off, more abstract, and more brutally in synch with the troubles of the world at large.

In another section, two dancers from her company engage in an evolving duet set to music from Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde," in which the dancers begin more or less in synch and then diverge.

While the girls were picking up a lot of school clothes, I'd wander over to the Brooks Brothers outlet to top up my supply of blue button-down shirts and, more or less in synch with Presidential-election years, buy a sports coat or a blazer.

The Steelers running game struggled throughout, but with Ben calling the plays in the no-huddle offense, they seemed to be more productive and in synch than they have all season.

And I should say that there is a long-standing puzzle concerning world business cycles: economies move in synch more than can easily be explained via concrete linkages in the form of exports.