Sentence examples for were in unison from inspiring English sources

Their look offers an eerie parallel with the 1970s — the last time that recession and plummeting hemlines were in unison.

Often the women were in unison, and would then separate, skittering from place to place, pointing distractedly, as though lost or trying to regain a memory.

For a while I thought: 'Well, yes, the arguments are right, capitalism is the best system, but only bad people would think so.' Then, at some point, my mind and heart were in unison".

When your event concludes in 9.63 seconds you're entitled to put some padding around it and I don't find anything boorish or arrogant about the simple joy of winning and wanting to entertain the crowd, none of it is directed at his competitors his celebrations last night were in unison with the man whom he'd just beaten into second place.

Davie Balfour, chair of fans' group Caley Jags Together, added: "Following my discussion with the chairman last week we were in unison in our views as to where the semi-final should be played and a trip back to Edinburgh was not on our radar.

The accident report found that "the first officer said that they seemed to agree that the airplane was not going to fly and that their control inputs were in unison".

Most teams are in unison on positions 1 through 25.

Common to all of this was a belief that his work should be in unison with the world.

I like to get two people in a room to debate it out and, even if everybody is in unison, I'm still going to want the debate.

When the two tones are tuned to the same pitch, they are said to be in unison (ratio 1 1) and their consonance is absolute.

"Do you live here?" "We have always lived here!" "Do you like it?" "We love it!" Their answers are in unison.