Sentence examples for will dovetail from inspiring English sources
Conversely, there's no reason to assume that changes in ownership will dovetail with changes in content.
The march will dovetail with the People's Climate March, which will take place a week later.
The narrative, Remedy says, will dovetail in and out of the game's plot.
In that month, political pressures in Washington will dovetail with the military timeline in Baghdad.
Instead, each partner orders bits and bobs, typically from compatriots, hoping that everything will dovetail nicely in Cadarache.
The beauty of the Pentagon's strategy is that it will dovetail with the Bush administration's surreal, happy-talk universe.
"We'll dovetail [the two bills] when it comes to the floor," said Lincoln, saying she wanted to move legislation through her committee "soon".
Ideally, within a few years as technology improves and the adoption rate for broadband increases the two will eventually dovetail so that anyone who wants high-speed access will be able to buy a modem at retail and install it himself.
"The UK's leading 4G network will now dovetail with the UK's biggest fibre network … consumers and businesses will benefit from new products and services as well as from increased investment and innovation".
The news agenda will never dovetail perfectly with the stuff we scour the net for, and for that we can perhaps be thankful.
But McCain said he expects the investigation will also dovetail with the topic of Russia's suspected hacking of the DNC and state-based election systems — which include a hack that took place in McCain's home state of Arizona.
