coincided造句

Our vacations coincided this year.

The aging phenomenon coincided with oxygen absorption.

His free time never coincided with mine.

The sports meeting coincided with a big storm.

This coincided with my switch to polyphasic sleep as well.

The French EU presidency coincided with the dying months of the Bush administration.

The drop in supply has coincided with an increase in demand that has squeezed the market.

The smartphone delays coincided with a bumpy release of RIM's tablet, the Playbook.

Thought fitted thought; opinion met opinion: we coincided, in short, perfectly.

Earlier this month, Art Dubai, a fair, coincided with the preview of a sprawling group show, the Sharjah Biennial.

The next day, coincided with the ancient calendar June 6 - "fire festival", the sky was clear and cloudless.

It's no accident that the boom in police series on TV coincided with the decline of the Western.

The end of the era of cheap food has coincided with growing concern about the prospects of feeding the world.

Prussia's rise coincided with the collapse of Swedish power, with the disintegration of the chaotic, weakened Polish Kingdom.

Newsnight has made an official - and restricted - visit to North Korea, which coincided with celebrations to mark the birth of the country's Great Leader.

Hangzhou, known for the scenic West Lake, deployed extra police and closed some roads because of the strike, whose start coincided with the morning rush hour.

The rapid disappearance of this dolphin over the past two decades coincided with the rapid expansion of economic development along the river.

The Guangming Daily editorial and Mr. Rui's attempt to challenge Mr. Locke both coincided with a scandal over public spending in the central China province of Hubei.

These observations revealed a burst of radio light that coincided with the gamma-ray flares, which usually lasted a few days.

The release of the study coincided with the launch of marriage Week UK on Saturday, using the slogan "Celebrating Commitment" and promoting the importance of marriage for family life and society.

Since 2004 the near tripling of trading in oil on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), the world's biggest market for the stuff, has neatly coincided with a tripling in the price.

The distribution direction of fertilizer-N applied at autumn coincided well with the growth rhythm, and could stimulate the tree of poor growth vigor to absorb more fertilizer-N.

Instead of finding that the mass coincided with the location of the ordinary matter of stars, as had been seen in observations of other clusters, they found a distortion.

I have spent the last 20 years traveling between China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. My trip to Singapore this time coincided with the government's announcement on the new policy to teach the Chinese language. Allow me to voice some of my opinions on this issue.