Sentence examples for Most coincidentally from inspiring English sources

Cashman joins 43-year-old Mariano Rivera (knee surgery), 37-year-old Alex Rodriguez (hip surgery), 32-year-old C. C. Sabathia (elbow surgery), 31-year-old Curtis Granderson (broken right forearm), and, most coincidentally, 38-year-old Derek Jeter, who broke his left ankle in October.

The dean, of course, asks "Greendale's brightest, most coincidentally diverse (Hispanics notwithstanding" study group" to help make his modest dreams come true.

Not coincidentally, most of the completions to Johnson involved some sort of play action.

Not coincidentally, most of those players are represented by the same high-powered agents who lobbied for the union to decertify this summer.

Coincidentally, most of them look about as prepossessing as the average bunch of meat fibres emerging from dish of foetal bovine serum.

But it is his memoir, "In Praise of Public Life," that is the most revealing -- coincidentally because of the way that it allows Mr. Lieberman to be compared to another son of Yale, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican presidential nominee.

This is when witchdoctors started peddling the belief that people living with albinism or their body parts, most of whom coincidentally live in these regions, could be used as good luck charms".

Not coincidentally, most of the telecoms that made the Forbes ASAP list are involved in wireless in one way or another.

Coincidentally, most of the guns actually come from the United States.

Joe: This seemed liked the most logical and coincidentally, funniest way of telling these stories.

Coincidentally, most of our community was awash in a sea of red and pink equal signs on Facebook to show their solidarity for marriage equality.