jell

Example Sentences

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“All of this really jells together to explain more fully how this civilization came about.”

From New York Times

It doesn’t jell with their pursuit of sustained success.

From Los Angeles Times

“I tell our guys, we don’t have three years. … The urgency of the coaching staff to jell is probably more important than you would say in a Year 2 with the same staff.”

From Seattle Times

The mix of the corporate and personal doesn’t always jell, but “Color Capital of the World” is well-written and, for those of a certain age, suffused with nostalgia.

From Washington Post

It was as if the pair never took a break, as their voices jelled like old times.

From Los Angeles Times