Jibe

The manager's expectations jibe with the company's goals.

Her recollection of events doesn't jibe with his.

The report's findings jibe with the data we collected.

The student's excuse did not jibe with the evidence.

The political candidate's jibe about his opponent's family history was seen as a low blow.

The jibe that she was not good enough for the team made her want to work even harder.

The jibe that he was lazy and unproductive stung him deeply.

The jibe caused the sail to swing across the boat, and the crew had to be careful not to get hit.

The skipper made a jibe to change the direction of the sailboat and avoid the rocks.

The skipper made a quick jibe to avoid the other boats in the race.

The captain yelled "jibe ho!" to alert the crew of the upcoming maneuver.

The comedian's jibe about the audience's lack of intelligence didn't go over well with the crowd.

The sailors were trained to perform a jibe in case of an emergency.

The steel jibe was used to connect the beams of the building.

The engineer designed a jibe to connect the two parts of the machine.

The sailor warned his companions to hold on tight as he prepared to jibe the sails.

The carpenter used a jibe to fasten the two pieces of wood together.

The electrician used a jibe to secure the wiring in place.

The plastic jibe connected the pieces of the model airplane.

The jibe held the two parts of the musical instrument in place.

The small sailboat made a quick jibe to avoid the larger vessel's path.

The jibe that he was "just a nerd" made him realize that he had to stand up for himself.

The colors of the artwork jibe with the color scheme of the room.

The cyclist had to jibe to avoid colliding with another rider.

The rally car driver had to jibe quickly to avoid going off the track.

The jibe about his weight made him self-conscious.

The captain made a jibe to steer the boat away from the rocks.