Sentence examples similar to typically in sync from inspiring English sources

Typically, the amount of currency outstanding typically grows in sync with, or even more slowly than, consumption in the U.S. Indeed, this was the pattern until 1990.

Exports and imports typically rebound in sync as China gets back to work.

In-Sync becomes their home for life.

Shh! Put it all together, doing the motions in-sync.

Typically, it means playing the same track or playlist in sync from a collection of speakers in two or more rooms simultaneously.

"We're in sync.

In sync at last.

They're not in sync.

We're totally in sync".

They were completely in sync.

Little Shop is entirely in sync.