Providentially, the winds were usually no worse than a gusty October afternoon at Montauk.
Providentially, MSU defenders closely covered Jim Seymour, such that virtually no passes came his way, so I never had to resolve my dilemma over whether to cheer for my old parochial school cohort if he caught the ball.
Providentially, Prairie View won the football game, 34-14.
Providentially, Maria Dydek was a seamstress and made all of the family's clothes.
Providentially, our leaders have come up with a punishment that fits the crime.
Providentially, several thousand items due for relocation to the new library were being kept in the Malian capital, Bamako.
Providentially, such methods have long been in development and are well-established in the data mining research community.
Providentially, they have today the privilege and the duty of guarding our religious and moral inheritance, and our legacy of order and justice and freedom.
Providentially, there are hundreds, probably thousands, of books about Paris in print, an astonishing number of them by, about and essentially for Americans.
Providentially, Justin McCarthy, the chief guide for our outfitters, Roxton Bailey Robinson, was in camp and he arrived to assure me that he could have it out lickety-split.
(Providentially, he found the bolero in a vintage store in Los Angeles about eight years ago and used a still life of it as the cover for "Balenciaga in Spain").
