Sentence examples for coincide with a from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that such a run should coincide with a dry run for Antonio Di Natale.

The bureaucracy and spy intrigues coincide with a serious crisis.

And the current rains coincide with a sense of optimism about Katine.

Organizers also timed the exhibition to coincide with a big draw concert: Tony Bennett.

"And that," he said, "would coincide with a reduction of U.S. presence".

A walk in the woods could well coincide with a hunt day.

Their date, on Dec. 20, happened to coincide with a transit strike.

And the growing influence of hedge funds did indeed coincide with a decline in market volatility.

Because that doesn't seem to me to coincide with a god who's full of mercy".

The differences over Iran coincide with a plethora of other disputes.

That summit may coincide with a meeting of trade ministers in Geneva.