Sentence examples for at coincidentally from inspiring English sources

On that day, I met Finnegan Kelly, the Go Game's co-founder at, coincidentally, Finnegan's French Quarter Pub at three in the afternoon.

However, Sensor Tower estimates Hinge has more than 3 million worldwide downloads across both iOS and Android, 94percentt of which are in the U.S. The removal of the Facebook requirement, not at all coincidentally, comes at an interesting time for dating app businesses in general, which have just learned Facebook now aims to compete with them directly.

My new boss is Spanish and is glad that I am studying at the school at which, coincidentally, he used to lecture.

I look at my dad and all the work he puts in at his job (coincidentally, at a plant in Redford, MI, where President Obama spoke [this week]) and cannot feel anything but pride.

Evers' assassination was a huge event at the time, coming, not at all coincidentally, just after a major civil rights speech by President John F. Kennedy.

Not at all coincidentally, they also saw his party's support nosedive.

Not at all coincidentally Tim Dorsey's new comic novel features these same ingredients, although Mr. Dorsey's hapless tourists come from Wisconsin.

This program, devised by Digital Science, a firm not at all coincidentally owned by NPG's parent company, Macmillan, lets people view the paper, but not download or print it.A hundred media outlets, including The Economist, will receive the same privilege.

The day after I heard the news of her death, a friend and I sniggered online at the coincidentally Brookner-esque fact that I was about to head to John Lewis, where I hoped to return two unwanted vests.

Shares in the XLF stand almost 4% easier Tuesday at $6.85; coincidentally, this is a 52-week low.

Ross, who is currently a Director of Product at Facebook (coincidentally working on a Quora competitor), has an argument that seems inline with his Facebook colleague (and former Parakey co-founder) Joe Hewitt.