Sentence examples for coincidentally matched from inspiring English sources

When I was nine years old, I wrote a fantasy story for class with a mongoose and a walking chainsaw as the heroes (coincidentally matched up against a snake and an evil tree — evil tree? — as the villains).

Jeter's career arc has interestingly and probably coincidentally matched Reese's and Trammell's - an average year at age 34, a superlative year at age 35, and back to or below average at 36.

This, coincidentally, matched almost exactly what the panel on climate change predicted for the planet as a whole 30 to 50 years in the future in its "B2 scenario," a middle-of-the-road projection that envisions continuing greenhouse gas increases but also some success in abatement programs.

Its IP address "coincidentally matched" a Chinese IP address, the KCC said.

About 10 minutes earlier, at 2.52pm, there were 678 fans inside, according to an estimate by the Health and Safety Executive, which coincidentally matched Mr Cutlack's safe capacity figure.

Tapes showed the Bee Gees painstakingly crafting a melody of their own that coincidentally matched the plaintiff's.

She did reveal that the color was champagne, a color that, not coincidentally, matches the prom's theme colors: cream and gold.

(Cotter) ★ 'Gaylen Gerber' (through Feb. 9) Starting from a gray-painted floor that coincidentally matches the gray-paper installation lining a small back room, Gaylen Gerber's latest New York appearance forms a modest, weirdly perfect entity, as well as a meditation on the monochrome.

The memory signals for both targets and foils vary from suspect to suspect because some guilty suspects (targets) are encoded better than others, and some innocent suspects (foils) will happen to coincidentally match the memory of target better than others.

Likewise, empty coaching stock (ECS) movements between the depot and nearby stations in the network may also coincidentally match up with some of the reference distances in the database and have identities incorrectly assigned to them.

But coincidentally matching profiles, initially thought to be statistically rare, may occur more often than anticipated.