coincide with something *

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

His playing career coincided with a great period of success for the club.

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

Part 2 was released to coincide with the second film.

They just happened to coincide with his own best interests.

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

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

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

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

Other organizations will offer programs to coincide with the show.