Sentence examples for coincided he from inspiring English sources

The next time our clinic dates coincided, he asked if I wanted to get lunch.

That cessation had coincided, he said, with control of US drone strikes being passed from the intelligence services to the military.

This coincided, he noted, with an equally significant increase in sugar consumption — almost doubling from 1890 to the early 1920s — with the birth and subsequent growth of the candy and soft-drink industries.

For a generation, whenever conservatism and power coincided, he has been nearby: as a key intellectual architect of the Iraq War, as an influential adviser to the McCain and Romney campaigns.

When the results of their artistic efforts coincided, he usually preferred those of Gutschoven because they were better drawn; however, when they differed, he published both and used the letters 'F' and 'G' to identify their respective authors.

"World War I and the flu were kind of coincided," he says.

To coincide, he'll be speaking here to writer Anthony Downey.

"It's always wonderful when the fossil and molecular evidence coincide," he said.

"On this occasion, the interests of the FSB and Kadyrov's people just happened to coincide," he said.

"Once I saw her, I tried to arrange my schedule so our appearances at these proceedings would coincide," he said.

Because the closings didn't coincide, he had to move for a few weeks to a rented Upper East Side studio and put his stuff in storage.