Sentence examples for were coincidentally from inspiring English sources
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In a coincidental manner.
One wonders what our government's discussion with the Egyptian generals who were, coincidentally, in Washington were like.
It appeared to contradict the BBC's own editorial guidelines which were coincidentally read out on BBC1's Question Time, which followed the news.
In 2004, the top Emmy winners were "Arrested Development" and "The Sopranos"—two brilliant series that were, coincidentally, about rich criminal families.
His star author was Erich Kästner, whose Emil and the Detectives series of children's books were, coincidentally, later published by Cape in the UK.
Though the news of Mr. Yauch's death caught many people by surprise, some were coincidentally well equipped for an impromptu Beasties tribute.
At one planning meeting it dawned on Ms. Xharra that the heads of all the BIRN nongovernmental organizations in the Balkans were, coincidentally, women.
– although its rotting has been coincidentally painterly.
21, which is coincidentally Inauguration Day.
It was, coincidentally, a moment of national trauma.
"It was coincidentally the ideal time to buy".
(Mr. Frankel and Mr. Viertel are, coincidentally, producers of "Hairspray").
