| A woman cavorted in the rubble in a ghostly dance out of sync with the throbbing music. |
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| The sound of heart monitors beeping out of sync with each other faded as I opened the door and walked out. |
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| And in the evenings, in the mango trees, the Kuyils sang songs like squeaky wheels going round and round out of sync. |
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| If the swimmers in lanes two and four switch places by crossing the active swimming lane between them, time and space are once again out of sync. |
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| If your receiver drifted out of sync, the picture dissolved into meaningless dots and lines. |
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| In so many ways, the manner of our interaction has fallen so radically out of sync with the problems that confront us. |
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| These two stories suggest that it's these online powerhouses that are out of sync with the rest of society when it comes to privacy. |
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| To leave it out of sync means to be untroubled by the stresses imposed on the core agreement and the essential nature of Confederation itself. |
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| The columns of scarlet-clad troops slightly out of sync with the marching music. |
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| If this effect were not taken into account in chip design, the chip could get out of sync. |
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| Priorities and commitments and the resources allocated to them are out of sync. |
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| However, in the pas for two men they were at times out of sync. |
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| The result is food that often is out of sync with our ancient Stone Age biology and dizzyingly technical and complex. |
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| First, it took a divisive and ideological stance on abortion, putting Canada out of sync with its G8 partners. |
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| But the political representatives in Catalonia could be out of sync with the electorate. |
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| The harsh reality is that the activities of the General Assembly risk becoming a sideshow to the activities of other forums if we fall out of sync with the relevant and pressing issues of the day. |
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| Afghanistan is out of sync with its neighbours and the whole world. |
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| The government and employers in the private sector are out of sync. |
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| As a result, the organization tends to be out of sync with reality. |
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| Others would argue that the challenge stems from a political system that is out of sync with the demands of the twenty-first century, yet others would argue that it is a simple case of poor governance. |
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| Officials believe that the output prices are out of sync with economic realities, since the production costs for mill products in Russia are lower than in most countries. |
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| It doesn't turn your life upside down, but it makes you a bit out of sync. |
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| Notice how the two songs are completely out of sync with each other? |
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| Christopher Alden's direction felt out of sync too. |
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| It may explain why call centre workers, whose biological clocks are often out of sync, are at greater risk of obesity and insulin resistance. |
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| This could send the nation into decline as our body clocks are thrown out of sync, unable to judge the midweek point. |
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| Depression, weight gain and sickness are just a few of the health risks when internal biological clocks fall out of sync with daily life, a chronobiologist warns. |
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| The crate shifted on its pallet, out of sync now. As the lift withdrew, the crate skidded with it, dragged by friction and gravity, skewing farther and farther from true. |
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