Sentence examples for would be synched from inspiring English sources

The latter declared at the time of the hire that he was aware his compensation would be synched to the firm's performance.

Ten years ago, your correspondent bought a Hewlett-Packard palmtop computer (he still has it) with a Windows CE operating system, a seven-inch screen, a two-thirds-size qwerty keyboard, an 802.11 wireless card and a 12-hour battery life that would switch on and be synching files and downloading e-mail all within two or three seconds.

Calendars are synched online, with reminders sent to mobiles.

As Bangalter stated, "Everything was synched up the drum machines, the bass lines.

She'd thought she would be lip-synching the songs.

Duchovny and McKean, however, volunteered to shoot the film the "old fashioned way" by choreographing their moves so that they would be in-synch.

In my opinion ― not to sound biased [laughs] ― it would be my lip-synching in the finale with my sister Nina Flowers.

The resulting collage, he realized, would be weirdly functional; the fragments, properly synched, would tell the time as well as a Rolex.

And when she wasn't literally hanging around, Bullock had to manoeuvre through precisely choreographed moves, to synch with the virtual environment she would be inserted into.

They would all meditate and the results would be filmed as they sat surrounded by the cardio-synching projections.

I would be cast in the chorus and usually told to lip-synch.