Sentence examples for coincidentally will be from inspiring English sources

"Suck my nuts," retorted Abraham, which, coincidentally, will be my last words.

So Merritt is likely to be in London, which coincidentally will be the most tested Games ever.

Despite the hand-wringing about this Super Bowl — which coincidentally will be played on Feb. 2, Groundhog Day — the weather in other cities has been anything but predictable.

The centre of the celebrations of Emil and the Detectives (an adaptation of which, coincidentally, will be this winter's Christmas show at the National Theatre) will be a schools event with Rosen at Theatre Royal Brighton.

9.30pm - the ninth ten minute chunk, and what happened in those: Carlos Santana turns up, who, coincidentally, will be starting a two year run in some high-class Vegas casino very soon.

Rather than bother to find a real woman to campaign for gender equality, the UN has chosen a comic book character owned by DC (who coincidentally will be coming to a cinema screen near you in 2017).

Coincidentally, Woods will be teeing off at Murfield, where Nicklaus, then 32 years old, couldn't quite continue his bid.

Not coincidentally, it will be about half the size.Rulers, who were also patrons of the arts, invited foreign craftsmen to court and imported their works.

Just a few months later, not coincidentally, Scotland will be invited to vote on independence.Many Scots, including many nationalists, cringe at the evocations of ancient battles against the wicked English, and think "Braveheart" a silly film.

(Coincidentally, Friedkin will be directing that Pinter work at the Geffen Playhouse next February).

(Coincidentally, the Metropolitan Museum of Art will be opening a show with the guitar as a theme too, but in an entirely different way. That exhibition, "Guitar Heroes: Legendary Craftsmen From Italy to New York," opening on Feb. 9, focuses on the instruments themselves).