Sentence examples for could coincide from inspiring English sources

Which could coincide with the earth being taken over by Satan.

The original said that possible police elections could coincide with European elections in May 2011.

That new election could coincide with early elections for the Serbian Parliament, where real power lies here.

Maguire said Brown's arrival at No 10 could coincide with a new era in the government's relationship with journalists.

It's about senior beach day, where we all witnessed first hand how well sculpture and biology classes could coincide.

Any modifications to the shareholder pact could coincide with an expected transition at the top of EADS next year.

Given a scale of heat from minimum to maximum, say from 1 to 10, one could also imagine a similar scale for cold from 10 to 1. Maximal cold could not coincide with maximal heat; but a low heat of 1 would coincide with a strong cold of 9. Increasing the heat to 4 would expel the cold, reducing it to 6.

The special election could ultimately coincide with the state's May 15 primary.

A walk in the woods could well coincide with a hunt day.

Could it coincide with another taper delay and thinner pre-holiday volumes to help deliver the Santa Rally that markets have been yearning for?

Because it will take weeks to certify more than half a million signatures, the recall election could conceivably coincide with the Republican presidential primary of 3 April 2012.