Sentence examples for usually coincided from inspiring English sources

The announcement usually coincided with the unsealing of the whistle-blower's complaint.

This final period usually coincided with the season that became known as Lent, and baptism was administered on Easter.

Residence usually coincided with kinship; among the matrilineal Zuni, for instance, a husband joined his wife's natal residence (matrilocality).

But the part of the season where the auditions end and live performances begin has usually coincided with a dip in the ratings; and when daylight saving time begins the numbers also tend to take a hit.

Nevertheless, despite the annual sartorial humiliation, I loved autumn as much then as I love it now, partly because it presaged not just my birthday – which itself usually coincided, excitingly, with October half-term and a chance to get out of that damn blazer for a week – but also a hugely anticipated annual treat, the trip to Blackpool Illuminations.

From the time the first skyscraper went up the Equitable Life Building in New York, in 1870 to the completion of the Empire State Building (1931) and the World Trade Centre (1972) in the same city and the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur (1998), great height has usually coincided with big trouble.Mr Lawrence's theory is not perfect, but it feels right.

Dark and visible matter usually coincide.

This usually coincides with the budget each March.

The Grand National usually coincides with the US Masters and FA Cup semi-finals.

The two art fairs that usually coincide on a single weekend have spread out to fall on consecutive weekends.

And an American friend, whose tastes usually coincide with mine, was dumbstruck that any sensible person could like "Boeing-Boeing".