Sentence examples for coincidentally died from inspiring English sources

Pegler published a virulent criticism of Frank Knox, who (coincidentally) died the following day.

One energetic spot, centered on the song "Enjoy Yourself," served as a fitting tribute to the writer of the lyrics, Carl Sigman, who coincidentally died last week.

Much to her father's chagrin (he coincidentally died shortly after her return), she accepted the offer and for a month traveled the nation by helicopter, train, plane, and car.

He and his wife, Charlotte, built a home at Point Richmond on Staten Island, where he died, coincidentally, in October 1857.

Her father was a McKenzie from Inverness who had emigrated to New Zealand in his youth and died, coincidentally, of flu, in 1907.

He got divorced, married for the fifth time, appeared in Glen or Glenda – the cult film about, coincidentally, transvestism – and died, a drug fiend, in 1956.

Coincidentally Lenin had died just a few months earlier, and Ransome, who had admired him intensely, described him in his obituary for the Manchester Guardian as "one of the greatest Russians in History".

The composer then had to spend the rest of his life contending with Stalin, and both died, coincidentally, in 1953 on the same day.

A year later, Bedford died, and, coincidentally, Kerr resurrected his reluctant detective.

Coincidentally, Cora's aunt died and left her enough money to buy a house in Maine.

By the time Mr. Morgan recorded his first album in 1955 — coincidentally the year Parker died — he had already spent time in prison.