Sentence examples for coincidentally ready from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they'll one day build up their skills and produce something insanely valuable, but it will be when they are coincidentally ready for that top-tier program anyway.

Coincidentally, it was JIMMY FLOYD HASSELBAINK, whom Chelsea is ready to jettison, who scored the game-winner against Liverpool.

Coincidentally, as Gawker pointed out, another 18-year-old was "Hot, Ready and Legal!" on the cover of Rolling Stone's August 2004 issue.

Perhaps not coincidentally, Mr. Johns made his first sculpture inspired by an everyday, ready-made object after a 1957 visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Art to see the institution's extensive collection of Duchamp's artwork.

Not coincidentally, some officials say it is approximately the time when the military would be ready to attack.

(Not coincidentally, obscuring the obvious also creates employment for legions of advisors and consultants, who are ready and willing to explain what all these mysterious terms mean and apply them to your business).

The musician has been busy readying his new restaurant, set in a building that dates back to 1916 (coincidentally the same year his mother was born).

(Also not coincidentally).

We meant "coincidentally".

Coincidentally, so was he.

(Coincidentally, Nike now owns Converse).