| Enthusiasm for the divine right of kings dovetailed neatly with other theories stressing the sacred nature of monarchy. |
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| Front sights were dovetailed into the barrel and were mostly simple silver blades. |
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| The backside is undercut and serrated to prevent glare and is dovetailed into the slide with a set-screw for windage adjustments. |
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| The front ring is dovetailed and is designed to twist into the socket of the base providing a rock solid perch for your optics. |
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| All of the joints are dovetailed and the compartments are curved and fitted perfectly. |
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| The castings were dovetailed and bolted together, and formed the basis for a four-passenger automobile that weighed just 948 lb. |
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| The thicker blades were dovetailed into the case walls, tying them immovably together. |
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| The rear sight is a square notch on an elevator ladder, while the front sight, which is dovetailed into the barrel, has a gold bead. |
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| The drawers are side hung and dovetailed, and the moldings are applied to form acute angles. |
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| Where the policy agendas of welfare to work and equal opportunity have neatly dovetailed is on the expansion of childcare provision. |
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| This season was also notable for the excellent way it would end episodes with cliffhangers that dovetailed smoothly into next week's installment. |
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| The receiver is dovetailed to accept the excellent SAKO type scope rings, but is also drilled and tapped to permit the use of conventional bases and rings. |
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| The most common sugar box is a dovetailed or post-and-paneled box on legs with a drawer, not unlike the earlier case and bottles used for liquor storage. |
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| On Ruger's rimfire guns, however, the front sight is simply dovetailed in place, so it would require a visit to Brownell's catalog to find a compatible replacement. |
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| The table, made of maple and walnut, features curved legs, intricate dovetailed joints made by hand and dowels and biscuits to connect the various pieces. |
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| Some of the other most common lines of partition are engrailed, invected, wavy, nebuly, indented, dancetty, embattled, raguly, dovetailed, and potenty. |
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| But within the regular outline, it is divided obliquely into two irregularly shaped parts of unequal size that descending in height towards the centre are dovetailed together. |
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| The IT systems need to be dovetailed with the Change Management Initiative. iii. |
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| Their three rapid seamers, Mitchells Starc and Johnson, and Josh Hazlewood, dovetailed nicely. |
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| However, these efforts will not succeed if they are not dovetailed into the measures being taken at world level. |
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| In general, regional and urban policies should be dovetailed more with sectoral policies. |
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| These mechanisms could be dovetailed into each site's management facilities. |
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| Sights are dovetailed front and rear, making for easy replacement. |
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| They need to be dovetailed with other important policy objectives, wherever possible, to establish synergies. |
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| The rear sights are dovetailed to allow for windage adjustments. |
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| The accession of new members would be dovetailed with the ongoing negotiations. |
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| These partitions are dovetailed to the floors of the tiers of side drawers, and those floors are in turn dadoed to the case sides and supported by heavy glue blocks. |
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| The muzzle is separated with a baluster, ends with four flats and has a dovetailed sight. |
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| The cellphone use among pedestrians has dovetailed insidiously with hyper-gentrification, Moss says. |
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| In the new system of construction, plain, flat parts are dovetailed together and then veneered. |
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| Thereafter, American aid to friendly countries dovetailed with the economic recovery program popularly known as the Marshall Plan. |
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| The military doctrines of both India and Pakistan are now closely dovetailed with their nuclear strategies. |
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| The Private sector resources have to be also carefully dovetailed with their commercial interests and those of the Government to provide Value Added Services. |
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| There is growing international recognition that for fisheries management to be successful, it must be dovetailed into, and supported by, the broader oceans agenda. |
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| With a rare regional and international framework in place, dovetailed with a partnership environment, the shift towards a forested landscape network in eastern Ontario and northeastern North America is at hand. |
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| These institutions sometimes promise that they will catalyze more funds if necessary, but in practice the programmes are dovetailed with the availability of resources. |
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| The internet's opening for personal and commercial use in 1994, coupled with telecoms wanting a piece of the action, dovetailed neatly with the rise of cheap DSPs, which made ADSL broadband modems possible. |
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| Tim Pye, the exhibition's lead curator, argues that the genre dovetailed with a renewed interest in a romantic, chivalric British past this was the era of the great Gaelic literary forgeries by the likes of Thomas Chatterton. |
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| The timetable also dovetailed with the budget year of most donors. |
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| The rifle had a 3-leaf backsight and a brass blade foresight dovetailed into the barrel. |
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| Concrete blocks were dovetailed into those around it, and cemented into those above and below, like a Chinese puzzle, so that it was impossible to remove any one stone without removing those above it. |
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| In order to enable the Canadian Dairy Commission to administer such a pooling system for producers, certain federal and provincial administrative powers must be dovetailed legislatively. |
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| It was important to ensure that such projects dovetailed with the CFC's policy and to send a clear political message that it was part of the ICO's strategic approach. |
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| Carolyn's comment about L-tryptophan dovetailed with that. |
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| All of this was accompanied by a clever video wall showing an old fashioned radiogram, glass of whiskey and smoking ashtray, which dovetailed with the live show perfectly. |
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