Sentence examples for coincidentally doing from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless it's profiteering that's coincidentally doing good.

I started road-testing Spire while coincidentally doing a meditation course.

The friends moved together to middle school the next year and so, coincidentally, did Bartell, who would coach them there.

He grew up in the eastern borderlands, close to Mozambique - as coincidentally did Alexandra Fuller, another memoirist of the white colonial experience - and in Mukiwa he recalled how his childhood was coloured by a civil war that would in time claim the lives of many of his neighbours as well as one of his two sisters.

I coincidentally did this recently, and her answer immediately transported me through time and space back to 2009.

It made me feel less like an impostor and more like I belonged, as all effective yoga practices coincidentally do.

A chief executive who does a below-average job might still help to raise the value of his options by cutting or reducing dividends, as American companies have, perhaps not coincidentally, been doing since options awards have become prevalent (no doubt a statistical study is being done by a business school professor right now).And that is hardly the only practice that really does not make sense.

6. Give the investment bankers what they wanted: more loan product that they could securitize and sell for big profits to investors (which securities were blessed by ratings agencies who coincidentally were doing other work for the investment banks behind alleged Chinese Walls).

As there are a couple of square brick pillars along the walkway, behind which a potential assailant could skulk, the wedge does coincidentally serve to prevent assaults.

(Coincidentally, Mr. Meadowcroft did some of the plumbing for the complex).

News travels quickly in Itasca, Texas, where, coincidentally, it doesn't have far to go.