Sentence examples for huge coincidence from inspiring English sources

Andrea Levy's Small Island involves one huge coincidence.

Torre called the leg problems "a huge coincidence," but Cashman was not sure.

"It can be anything, but the fact that this happens so rarely and that it happened now," on the eve of Sept. 11, Mr. Ranstorp said, "is a huge coincidence.

Asked whether he believed the latest theft was an attempt at intimidation by agents of Putin, Tuschi said: "I don't know – but it would be a huge coincidence given that the material was stolen right at the end of production".

"It was a huge coincidence," he says.

It's no huge coincidence that Covey's decision came just a few days after Simon & Schuster, along with several other publishers, announced that they were postponing the ebook release of dozens of titles on the basis that Amazon's $9.99 price point for electronic titles was cannibalizing hardback sales.

While there is no sign of the tournament pulling out at this late stage, the coincidence of the huge sports event drawing crowds to the event with the passing of the new law drew criticism.

It seemed like something of a coincidence that this huge story about the American torture regime broke at a time when suddenly, surprisingly, the largest mass protest movement in more than 40 years had taken to the streets of major American cities from Boston to Los Angeles, from Miami to Seattle.

For the TSB, these projects are all about re-creating some of the luck and coincidences that gave us huge leaps in science and technology.

The similarities between Gamergate and the far-right online movement, the "alt-right", are huge, startling and in no way a coincidence.

The use of solar energy has huge potential for desalination application due to the geographical coincidence between high solar irradiance and fresh water scarcity.