Sentence examples for coincidentally grew from inspiring English sources

The idea for the antidrinking campaign, coincidentally, grew out of a chance meeting at a cocktail party.

I knew I loved her by the end of our lavish Italian dinner, where course after course flowed from the kitchen whose chef coincidentally grew up on a block close to Ang on Staten Island.

Salon magazine documented how the controversy over this mosque project, which was developed with the knowledge and approval of city officials, didn't kick in until conservative-oriented blogs and newspapers began shrill criticism of the notion, which coincidentally grew louder as the GOP looked for controversial issues to hammer Democrats in the approaching midterm elections.

Coincidentally they grew close to Picasso and thanks to a longtime friendship with Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, Picasso's principal dealer, Siegfried Rosengart represented the artist in Switzerland.

Not coincidentally, real output grew in the second quarter of that year.But from August of 2008, real rates shoot up.

(The subtitles absurdly change the "we" to an "us," as if to protect the sensibilities of those who confuse dialect with poor grammar.) But his mettle is tested when he is transferred to Kingston and charged with cleaning up the Dungle, one of the city's toughest neighborhoods, and also, coincidentally, where he grew up.

But over the years, not coincidentally as the wars grew ever more unpopular, noxious comments faded.

They were lost somewhere in my family's trail of moves from New York to Florida to Mississippi — not far, coincidentally, from where Ladner grew up.

It was hardly surprising, when I finally located a reporter I badly need to contact for a book about Mexico, that (coincidentally) he had grown up in Tucson.

The genre was getting popular and, not coincidentally, going pop, growing a bit more glamorous and a lot harder to define.

According to Senkut, Treyger is also acutely interested in health-related opportunities, which, not coincidentally, is a growing area of interest for the firm.