Jibed

The data from the survey jibed with the previous year's results.

The comedian jibed at the audience's reaction to his jokes.

His statement jibed with what he had previously told me.

The jibed tore during the storm, forcing the sailors to make repairs.

The forecast jibed with the weather we experienced.

His statement jibed with the evidence presented in court.

He purchased a new jibed to replace the old, worn-out one.

The instructions jibed with the assembly of the product.

His account of the events jibed with the witness's statement.

The sailor jibed the sail to avoid the approaching storm.

The witness's testimony jibed with the CCTV footage.

The boss jibed at his employee's lack of productivity.

The comedian jibed the politician's policy on climate change.

The sailor jibed the boat to get out of a tight spot.

The friends jibed each other for their musical tastes.

Her political views jibed with those of her constituents.

The coach jibed at his player's poor performance.

The supervisor jibed the employee for always being late.

The witness's testimony jibed with the video evidence.

She loves to watch the jibed dance in the wind as the sailboat glides through the water.

The classmates jibed each other about their pronunciation of certain words.

The friends jibed the groom-to-be during his bachelor party.

The skipper jibed the sail to tack against the wind.

He quickly jibed the sail to avoid a collision.

He jibed his friend about being afraid of heights before their skydiving adventure.

The data from the two surveys jibed perfectly.

The forecast jibed with the actual weather conditions.

The captain jibed the sail to avoid the rocks.

The skipper jibed the sail in response to the strong winds.

The yachtsman jibed the sail in a regatta to gain an advantage over his competitors.

The skipper relied on the jibed to navigate the narrow channel.

The critic jibed at the author's writing style.

The sailor's expertise in handling the jibed helped them win the regatta.

The sailors jibed the sailboat smoothly, despite the rough seas.

The movie critics jibed the film director's latest project.

The color of the walls jibed well with the furniture.

Her classmates jibed her for wearing outdated clothes.

The sailor jibed the sailboat to avoid getting caught in a storm.

She jibed the sail to steer the boat toward the shore.

His story jibed perfectly with the witness's account.

The opposing team jibed the goalkeeper for his poor performance.

The food critics jibed the restaurant for its bland cuisine.

The witness's statement jibed with what the victim told the police.

The figures in the report jibed with the company's financial statements.

My friends jibed me for my clumsy dance moves.

The details of the story jibed with what was reported in the news.

The data from the two sources jibed perfectly.

Her description of the suspect jibed with the police sketch.

His story jibed with what I had heard from other sources.

The crew jibed the boat to sail closer to shore.