Sentence examples for try to synchronise from inspiring English sources

Getting dressed for a long ride, I now earnestly try to synchronise shorts, shirt, rain jacket, gloves, water bottles, shoes, sunglasses and my helmet with the colour scheme of the bike I plan to ride.

The penalties imposed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on five banks for rigging the £3.5tn-a-day foreign exchange markets represent the first time the regulator has tried to synchronise the outcome of such a large-scale investigation.

Bex Baxter, the director of Coexist, said the move an attempt to synchronise work with the body's natural cycles.

They each play their part, again with no attempt to synchronise with the other players.

When you have him opposite you on the pitch you have to work hard to synchronise with him and we try to do that".

"So if it's going to be fighting for sixth or seventh place [in synchro diving], I'd rather not focus on that and (instead) try to get a gold medal individually". England will be allowed two berths in the Glasgow Commonwealth 10m synchronised diving competition.

Try to take a nap before you go on to your shift – although the problem here is that in normal circumstances, when you're synchronised with the light-dark cycle, it's not easy to take a nap in the evening.

The extracts from the films mean the mood constantly shifts from high comedy – I caught a wonderful clip of Inspector Clouseau and his cohorts trying in vain to synchronise their watches – to moments of suspense, grief passion and high drama.

Burton Port also tried to close, but it was Synchronised who was delivered to perfection by McCoy as his stamina proved crucial.

Burton Port also tried to close, but it was Synchronised who was delivered to perfection by McCoy, his stamina proving crucial.

Mr Sinclair asks how they synchronise this mass mating, and then, in trying to find the answer, discovers that the beasts' conception period is linked to the lunar cycle; it shifts back ten days each year for three years and then leaps forward by a month.This is a tale of hope.