Sentence examples for coincidentally make from inspiring English sources
It also allows your ears to get some air which is conducive to long stretches with them attached to your head — which coincidentally make them ideal for gaming.
Another awesome tip is to trick whoever you want to manipulate into doing something you want them to do, but then "coincidentally" make the job harder for them.
The switch fit Hemingway's own politics and, not coincidentally, made Jordan more commercially acceptable.
But uClear's system puts microphones in the two earpieces, which coincidentally makes it easier to install than many other systems.
More directly inspirational was the already-completed Song logo, which coincidentally made use of what Andy refers to as "Kate Spade green," a kind of cross between lime and parrot.
Drafted No. 16 over all by the M.L.S. club in January 2012, Dwyer signed a Generation Adidas contract with the league (he will earn a guaranteed $77,500 this year) and, coincidentally, made his first appearance for Kansas City in last year's Open Cup — against Orlando City.
Beagle likes chicken and has an afro which coincidentally makes him a real nigga too.
"Shine On" was a tribute to Barrett, who, coincidentally, made an impromptu visit to the studio while it was being recorded.
The twentysomething brothers of Rae Sremmurd spent much of the last two years endearing themselves to young hip-hop fans — and, not coincidentally, making enemies among members of the hip-hop establishment.
Are these the "deep pockets" that John Whittingdale hopes can rescue Channel 4? Does he hope somehow to fund creativity and diversity by losing the channel we have in some giant maw – and, non-coincidentally, making the BBC much smaller as he chops away with his other hand?
Not wholly coincidentally, they make up Canada's fastest-growing region (though high prices for their commodity exports have played a big part in that).
