Sentence examples similar to long coincided from inspiring English sources

Some of the people did make me laugh.' His stint at Highgate - and few public schoolboys have sustained the mockney accent for so long - coincided with the death of his mother from leukemia.

Harnoncourt's long career coincided with radical developments in the performance of music of all eras.

His long tenure coincided with an era of tremendous uproar, to which he was an eager contributor.

While the recent record-long shutdown coincided with a rally on Wall Street, investors tend to dislike uncertainty.

The longest respite coincided with a national election in Pakistan.

Menino's long tenure has coincided with a remarkable run of success for Boston's professional sports teams.

After 1867 there was a long interregnum, which coincided with a period of anti-Catholicism in the United States.

The calculated value of ultra-long pullback coincides well with the engineering value.

Both Kv2.1 and Kv2.2 subunits showed a rapid and uniform transcriptional downregulation in all cell types commencing within 24 h post-injury, while the bulk of expressional changes were established by day 3 and were long-lasting, coinciding with the onset of hyperexcitability and pathophysiological pain in this model (Kajander et al., 1992; Liu et al., 2000).

The release of that book after a decade-long inquiry "beautifully coincided with the women's movement and the pill," said the producer Michelle Ashford, who has written for "The Pacific" and "John Adams," and wrote the pilot episode of "Masters of Sex".

This could be justified by the fact that the longest dry periods coincided with low amounts of rainfall and runoff.