How to pronounce “coincide”(verb) in English

So these things all coincide with each other.

These also tend to coincide with business, business strategies as well.

corrections to coincide with urine dumps afterwards so that we'd get away from it.

And it coincided just with the rising peak of the Iraq insurgency.

And this had coincided with James Watts' invention of the steam engine.

And this also coincided with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the loss of subsidies that then comprised 80% of Cuba's international trade.

And that coincided with some nice offers, so that was an easy decision.

Bush presidency have coincided not coincidentally with with a rise of fundamentalisms in the world Muslim

whose work coincides word for word with a whole section of "Don Quixote" by Cervantes.

I think it slowly coincided with me just burning out on golf.

economy and 21st-century politics will coincide and show the way to many other countries in emerging economies which continue to believe that economic growth and political freedom

These are the same years that coincided with the last decade of Billie Holiday's life.

1909 a presidency which exactly coincided with the leap of the United

beers and that also kind of coincided uh with um we'd gotten some press from like

However, his tenure coincided with a record bull market run and a broader stock markets.

And I first fell in love with kitchens because they just coincided with my personality.

In fact, it's coincided with the hollowing out of the middle class.

So the guiding tenet for this entire exploration which started actually coincided with beginning

I was trying to figure out where that coincided.

And this is a point at which a whole bunch of different calendrical systems actually coincide.

2009 in Beijing the cherry blossom spring flower festival this year happened to coincide with the first

I did a magazine story, and it coincided with the visit, exactly the same day, of China's minister of science and technology Wan Gang.

And if you remember, it also coincided with this really strong period of growth at Apple.

"A gala garage sale at the Baker barn in the late 1970s coincided, as it happened, with my peaking anxious-class frustration and the semiannual lust to start making mischief with

old recipe the oldest known fermented beverage in history uh which it literally coincides with when man

And it just so happens that ICSF has a medical mission that's going on there in July and It's going to coincide with me passing through.

uh formula for the worst day of the year, which just so happens to coincide with a lull in the tourist industry.

Switching topics slightly, the publication of your book almost coincided with the shutdown of the US government.

In this case, abject confusion coincided with admiration for the curator, and so I purchased a copy of the exhibition catalogue on our way out of the museum.

As I suggested a couple of minutes ago, there is a national security apparatus that is large and is powerful and has interests that may not necessarily coincide with the

summer, in June, it, that happened to coincide with the actual weekend my book planned to come out.

Where like you said, whether you’re dealing with bullying or that father who was dealing with some kind of racial injustice, these stories coincide with each other.

despises the other, and very often, the opinions of the deity are made to coincide exactly with those of the speaker.

with a movie and, you know, it's--not un-coincidentally, this book is coinciding with their release of the movie so that people can get re-interested in the show in like different ways. And the

Umm, it also coincided interestingly with a -- with a tangent from

And this year off coincided with a planned move to the West Coast.

And I kind of chart that's really where the craft movement really began, which coincided together with Julia Child.