in unison *

Every system works in unison, and one is not more important than another.

The woman on my face came in unison with me.

They looked at each other and then said yes in unison.

Finally they turned in unison and another woman took her place by the next door.

When men and women work in unison they can get a hold of anything.

Maybe better, because they were all doing it in unison.

We tried to work in unison, he on one side, I the other.

In unison, they took five steps to the right, then three to the left.

They pulled on the door in unison and finally it gave way.

Even then, they turned their heads away and looked back toward each other in unison.

The two girls looked at each other for a moment before giving their answer in unison, "Yes!"

"Thank you," the three women said in unison, and it was as if she had given them the world.

Then they said in unison, "Which is the way it should be."

The little face and the big head behind it nodded in unison.

The two of them said the words in unison, then laughed.

They play in unison (the same notes) nearly all the way through.

"Good morning," the group of about 25 calls back in unison.

They turn to each other, then aim my way in unison.

They touch each other often, hold hands, walk in unison.

The two of us say her name virtually in unison.

All three women turned in unison and stared at the child.

They spoke in unison, and the words might as well have come from one mouth.

All three have been correct, moving in unison 18 times, or 82 percent of the time.

At this point, both the floor and the room are slowly moving in unison.

The men looked from one to another, and shrugged, more or less in unison.