Sentence examples for coincided with us from inspiring English sources

The breakthrough coincided with US air raids on Isis fighters in the Sinjar area on Saturday.

The Matt LeBlanc comedy about the travails of a pair of British writers taking their hit show to America coincided with US adaptations of three of the most acclaimed UK dramas of recent years – Shameless, which launched on pay cable network Showtime last week, Skins and Being Human, which both make their Stateside debuts tonight.

"I don't know if it was the hailstones but that coincided with us losing a bit of confidence and faith in our game and Southampton took over and started working our keeper more".

KCNA news agency said the "intensive and persistent" attacks coincided with US-South Korea military drills.

We're launching this blog to coincide with US broadcast dates so there's a place all fans can discuss the show together.

The European embargo is due to coincide with US measures targeting the financing of the Iranian oil trade, effective in June – an attempt forced through by a combative Congress in December to strangle the Iranian economy.

In February 2007, they released the single, "Basis of Everything", to coincide with US dates in New York City and a series of performances at South by South West.

It cannot be considered a coincidence that this attack coincides with the US-UK ruling class escalation of conflict with Syria, at a time when Russia is the main backer of the democratically elected Syrian government headed by Dr Bashar Al-Assad, and RT is exposing the truth about the Anglo-American dirty war on Syria.

at a mass that coincided with the South Korea-US military drill.

This change of mood among white Americans coincided with Ali's second US army call-up to serve in Vietnam.

But less considered is the fact that the success of the Web 2.0 companies versus the Web 1.0 ones were enhanced because they coincided with hardware that allowed us to capture more content instantly – namely images and video – otherwide Web 2.0 might have been a lot less differentiated.