Sentence examples for set to coincide from inspiring English sources

The two shows are set to coincide during their live stages, with Cowell describing the scheduling conflicts as "avoidable clashes".

The Lib Dem conference is set to coincide with the start of former millionaire donor Michael Brown's fraud trial.

The forum's inauguration is set to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the birth of explorer and naturalist Alexander von Humboldt.

She plans to attend Monday's Salt Lake City march, which is set to coincide with the return of the state legislature.

The latest digital aspect is set to coincide with the installation of free wifi on all metro carriages by the end of 2014.

With the bicentenary of his birth set to coincide with the 2012 Olympics in London, we could be in for a whole new wave of Dickens-mania.

Next, we provide sufficient conditions for the two sets to coincide.

Scalextric released four racing sets to coincide with the film.

It was claimed that resident DJs like José Padilla could design their set to perfectly coincide with the sun's final disappearance and that you had to double-drop just as the little globe met with the water or else you weren't cool and had to go home that night on a plane full of other uncool people.

And getting to the city is set to become easier: to coincide with the start of the ski season, British Airways launches two new routes this month.

The service was set up to coincide with an expected peak in the spread of the disease and explained how people could avoid the condition or control it.