| The concurrence of such events with Richard II's celebrative motif of English travel-heroics may be less than coincidental. |
| Their concurrence with conclusions drawn ensures the validity of the moderator's analysis. |
| Read his concurrence before suggesting he was snookered, sold-out, or whatever else you want to read into his vote. |
| The president, with the general's concurrence, then expanded the war aims to unify the peninsula. |
| Sometimes, mostly because of a concurrence of circumstances, things go wrong and an accident happens. |
| The next day, the operations official cabled an overseas officer seeking concurrence with the idea of sending Wilson, the report said. |
