coincide *

Sometimes, events tell a story best simply because they coincide.

This period also coincided with much of her life, by and large.

The next time these two events coincide will be in 2016.

They just happened to coincide with his own best interests.

Other organizations will offer programs to coincide with the show.

He said his thinking coincided with the coach's more often this season.

But all four happening to a boy and a girl whose lives have since coincided?

History and music, in other words, are asked to coincide, as they were yesterday.

Indeed the State's interests may not coincide with those of the individual.

A. They should be looking for areas where their interests coincide.

The campaign coincided with a federal election, which was held two weeks earlier.

The day of rest would then no longer coincide with the weekend.

I have my own and his does not coincide with mine.

Even when they in no way coincide with our own interests.

A new video was produced to coincide with the single.

Part 2 was released to coincide with the second film.

The city is most itself when the two coincide, as in these photographs.

It coincided with three items in the local police news of early morning.

The timing has coincided with ever more things to do.

These are the mysteries in which art and science coincide.

But you yourself said that our interests do not coincide.

Those months coincided with the start of the company's slide.

Its political boundaries often do not coincide with those of nature.

The direction may not coincide with any physical sound source.

Released to coincide with the video game of the same name.