Sentence examples for which is coincidentally from inspiring English sources

21, which is coincidentally Inauguration Day.

Well done, Mr. Krozel, which is coincidentally also how I like my bacon.

Cain's invocation of "HR 3,000" which is, coincidentally, the name of Romney's subroutine.

The headline for the article included "@BC," which is coincidentally Mr. Costello's Twitter account name, or handle.

The Club Med time zone is not just an hour adrift but seems permanently set to 1976 – which is, coincidentally, the year this complex was built.

Boehner announced that his party's plan was to "roll up our sleeves," which is coincidentally exactly what Harry Reid said his plan was.

It appeared to contradict the BBC's own editorial guidelines which were coincidentally read out on BBC1's Question Time, which followed the news.

The puzzle layout lent itself perfectly to left-right symmetry, which was coincidentally used for "Out of This World" as well.

She stars in two movies opening today: Jean-Pierre Jeunet's "Amélie" and Laurent Firode's "Happenstance," both of which are, coincidentally, about coincidence.

Alf's last appearance, in a newspaper, came in 1992, which was coincidentally the year when Ware scored the goal for which all Stoke followers of a certain vintage remember him.

Balleret was back on court Monday for his final round qualifying match against Ricardo Ojeda Lara of Spain, which was coincidentally put on the same court, Court 19, where he had obliviously made history the day before.