Jibe

They had to jibe the sails several times during the race to stay ahead of the competition.

The sailor's quick reflexes allowed him to jibe the sails just in time to avoid a collision.

The experienced sailor demonstrated how to perform a jibe in a high wind.

Her jibe about his fashion sense caught him off guard, and he didn't know how to respond.

The captain instructed the crew to perform a jibe to avoid the fishing nets.

The jibe held the two sections of the bridge together.

The artist used a jibe to connect the different parts of the sculpture.

Her goals jibe with her company's mission statement.

The number of guests who RSVP'd didn't jibe with the number of chairs set up at the party.

The politician made a jibe about his opponent's hair, causing a stir among the crowd.

The skipper made a jibe to change the course of the sailboat.

She had to quickly jibe the sails to avoid a collision with another boat.

His beliefs on politics jibe with his upbringing.

The sailor's failure to jibe the sails properly caused the boat to lose speed.

The crew had to jibe the sails quickly during the storm to avoid capsizing.

The cyclist had to jibe quickly to avoid hitting a pothole.

She regretted making a jibe about his past mistakes and apologized to him.

The captain ordered the crew to jibe the sails in unison to maintain balance.

The navigator advised the crew to jibe the sails after studying the weather patterns.

The captain instructed the crew to jibe the sails smoothly and efficiently.

The yacht's jibe was so smooth that it did not disturb the passengers.

The wooden jibe was used to fasten the rails of the fence.

The jibe held the two sections of the chair frame together.

The racing team had to jibe the sails frequently to gain an advantage over their opponents.

The forecasted weather conditions did not jibe with the sunny day we experienced.

The captain ordered the crew to jibe the sails as the wind changed direction.

She had to quickly jibe the sails as the wind suddenly shifted direction.

He couldn't help but feel hurt by the jibe his classmate made about his shirt.

She was quick to respond with a jibe of her own when he teased her about her accent.

The crew had to jibe the sails swiftly and accurately during the regatta.

His jibe about her being too sensitive hit a nerve, and she lashed out at him.

The jibe was used to connect the two pieces of wood together.

The small sailboat made a fast jibe to change direction and avoid the storm.

The sailor had to jibe the sails to avoid getting stuck in the doldrums.

The plumber used a jibe to connect the pipes and prevent any leaks.

The comedian's jibe at the president received a mixed reaction from the audience.

The instructor taught the students how to jibe the sails safely.

The captain's quick decision to jibe the sails saved the ship from crashing into the rocks.

The jibe caused the sail to make a loud flapping noise.

The jibe was used to connect the two parts of the toy car.

The sailors were instructed to perform a jibe to bring the sailboat back on course.

The jibe was used to secure the two parts of the jewelry box together.

The novice sailor struggled to jibe the sails properly.

The sailor executed a perfect jibe to catch the wind and maintain the ship's speed.

The pilot had to jibe to avoid a flock of birds in the sky.

The sailor expertly executed a jibe to catch the wind on the opposite side.

The research findings jibe with what was previously theorized.

The details of his story don't jibe with what we know about the situation.

Your statement doesn't jibe with the evidence.

Your account of the incident doesn't jibe with the facts.