Sentence examples for which dovetail from inspiring English sources

These concurrent gallery shows, which dovetail with others in Munich, Zurich and Los Angeles, offer a representative sampling of his interests.

There's a much cleaner, simpler, less flamboyant tone to the revised versions, which dovetail beautifully with the excerpts from The Sensual World, breathing new life into both: there's an aura of contentment about the material, which no longer seeks to impress, but has an inner faith in its quiet impact.

All of these theorists seem to have ideal visions of society which dovetail: all would support the elimination of the sexual division of labor so that both men and women could become equally sensitized to particular others through caring work.

Israel probably believes it must give more weight to the official testimony of Blair, Burgess, and Cartwright, which dovetail with the earlier NIE, and the Israelis are afraid that the long-delayed Memorandum to Holders of the 2007 NIE will essentially affirm that Estimate's key judgments.

He then turned his focus to chess problems, which dovetailed with his interest in mathematics.

Ms. Rossen pulled a history of New York architecture from her bag, which dovetailed with the movie.

Mr. Kassirer is not alone in his strategy, which dovetails with two growing business travel trends.

He's built a reputation as a food and drink writer, which dovetails neatly with his day job.

Their other bands don't exactly predict Cant's music, which dovetails with the latest indie-rock rediscovery of beats and murk.

The public-relations apparatus surrounding him has embraced the nostalgia-trip aspect of his appeal, which dovetails with his ruddy blond, classically German good looks.

Mr. Berlusconi's 2001 victory, which dovetailed with the arrival of the euro, ushered in an era of political patronage that became known as "Berlusconismo".