Sentence examples for precisely matching from inspiring English sources

The music did not pull the words along; instead, lyrics and beats floated alongside one another, sometimes coinciding but never precisely matching up.

Only three lots failed to find takers, allowing the auction house to post a 94.3 percent success rate — precisely matching Christie's score the day before.

So did the more expensive Alberto Giacometti bronze, "Buste de Diego," cast in 1955 in an edition of eight, as it brought £3.4 million, precisely matching the ambitious high estimate.

The piece began with the melancholy song of the electric violin looped, three-note phrases overlapping, but never precisely matching up, to create disordered sonic patterns, like uncharted stars.

Michael Ayrton used the word 'fabrication' for his own pioneering exercises in learned deception: he darned holes in history with his own fantasy, using thread of a precisely matching colour.

The piece began with the melancholy song of the electric violin — looped, three-note phrases overlapping, but never precisely matching up, to create disordered sonic patterns, like uncharted stars.

Its borders precisely match the building's former walls.

A team's shoes will precisely match one of the primary colors of its uniform.

While the flower motif is similar, the vest doesn't precisely match the suit.

The much heralded surpluses of the Howard/Costello government were precisely matched by non-government deficits.

His fanciest accoutrement was a stubbly, three-day growth that almost precisely matched his shaggy, grey-ish mop.