Sentence examples for coincided too from inspiring English sources

Coincided, too, with the summer of a royal wedding.

The EU's progress report coincides, too, with preparations for the climate change talks in Copenhagen in a few weeks.

However, the end of the epidemic in late April coincided here too with the depletion of susceptible flocks and therefore it is possible that the epidemic would have taken substantially longer to control had there been a larger pool of susceptible flocks in the area.

The downturn also coincided with a batch of movies that did not make people think too hard.

These were baby steps for him, too, coinciding with an announcement to fight on.

Scout's adolescence — yes, dogs are jerks when they're teenagers too — coincides with her transition to New York, upending Abramson's house and equilibrium.

It will also be seen from the description above of the followers of the Teacher of Righteousness that this, too, coincides with the picture I have put together from Josephus and Philo.

And its publication coincided with a pragmatic advance, too.

Good timing, too: the conference coincided with the centennial of the African National Congress, South Africa's ruling party, the poster child for overcoming entrenched divisions.

The Rangers' home opener on Oct. 16 was quiet, too, because it coincided with Game 7 of the epic Yankees-Red Seriesague ChampionSerieserieSeries

However, this coincided with a Life's Too Short mockumentary featuring Davis and Kilmer, and is likely to have been a hoax.