Sentence examples for sync into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sync into" is not a common part of the English language and is not widely used or understood
A similar phrase, "sync up with", may be more widely used and understood. For example: "I need to sync up with my colleague to make sure we are both working on the same project."
If you sync to your banshee and you're syncing to a tree, why not sync into a person?
This may be the final frontier for pop, more unbelievable than the prospect of launching a member of 'N Sync into orbit.
The API will allow developers to build support for Sync into all manner of apps, including media players, office applications and anything that needs to sync files securely between computers or mobile devices without the need for a cloud server.
We looked at it as though it were 11 pieces of music, and tried to develop themes that worked within those pieces, trying to sync into the different moods of each scene.
There is a second substantial benefit to the Australian method – because the batsman only starts his back-lift in earnest after his eyes have assessed the line and length of the ball, his hands and feet move in sync into the optimal position to play that particular ball.
Pop's protégé, Max Martin, now 30, went on to write and produce many of the hits that made Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync into worldwide stars.
"The boys — the drum and the bass — have managed to get into sync and into a steady rhythm and it's very exhilarating when it happens," said Mr. Chabon, 46, who will occasionally join in on the electric guitar.
The team at Weave heard us all and created a mobile app that syncs into your Linkedin and allows you to right-swipe other professionals around you to meet for coffee and network.
All those athletic young fathers and working mothers, their lives in generational sync, traveling into the city each day.
It made him feel good, he said, which raised a question: when was the last time his game and his life have felt so in sync heading into the year's first major?
(Can the offensive coordinator Sean Payton get this offense in sync and into the end zone?) Considering this mess, little wonder that the Giants embraced this bye week as time to clear their minds and "clear all the negativity that has been floating around here," Barber said.
