Sentences with phrase «little out of sync»

However, I always feel a little out of sync, I do not speak Italian and all of the people and surroundings are unfamiliar.

It is a little out of sync but I thought many people would enjoy this video, a film written and produced by Mary Rawson.

«I can't fault you for what you did, but I feel like I was missing something,» said Carrie Ann, who thought they were a little out of sync at times.

Even though I was surrounded with loving friends for the entire weekend, I was emotionally still a little out of sync since I was missing my family back in India.

Foul trouble plagued the Duke - bound Oderah Chidom and the Dragons played a little out of sync in the first eight minutes, only to wake up in the third quarter.

Not exact matches

Getting that message out, she said, means battling the influence of well - financed formula companies, brief maternity leaves that allow little time for mother and baby to get in sync, workplaces with no place or time for working mothers to pump, and an American society squeamish about a woman's breasts providing a child's food.

Whatever the reason, the world was about to become seriously out of sync for a little while and that knowledge, shared among the two and a half million or more individuals who lived within the boundaries of the Comune di Roma, was both scary and tantalizing.

Whether diving, swimming or leaping out of the water, Papa and Little Blue are always in sync, visually reinforcing their bond.

However, if they are out of sync, for example, when volume is large, but price moves little, the current trend is in danger, and defensive measures must be taken.

The sound was a little too close behind us at first, so we adjusted the audio sync delay a couple of notches, which spread things out more accurately.