| These changes in tack have already begun: We jibed a few times yesterday in order to stay in the flow of stronger trade winds. |
| The mayor-elect turned serious when asked how the appointment jibed with his call for the curtailment of stop-and-frisk. |
| Item by item he went over the evidence, and it fitted and jibed in every detail. |
| Opposition critics jibed that the Scottish Executive was supposed to have been doing just that all along. |
| Noah sprang that on Mrs. Noah when they were in the Ark, jibed Mouser. |
| How they jeered and jibed, and took fifty years to understand him! |
