The money makes Will feel guilty and uneasy, and he decides that he will distribute it to people randomly -- just as randomly as he received it, and just as randomly as Jack died.
Few wine notions are tossed around as frequently and as randomly as "balance".
They do a relatively good job of mixing serves, though still not as randomly as a computer program would, Professors Walker and Wooders reported in a 2001 paper.
All sampling was conducted as randomly as possible with full geographical dispersal within each of the countries.
Their sentences enter my ears as randomly as a toss of the dice on our Ludo board.
We want to make sure our kids don't retreat from living their lives and experiencing the world, as randomly dangerous as it may be.
It would emerge into the light for a month or two, perhaps as long as three, and then just as randomly vanish from view.
The participants came from all over the Northeast and, because death respects no boundaries, were as randomly selected as people struck by lightning.
People and their cartoonish personalities pass in and out of the President's attention — often literally; his Oval Office is said to resemble Grand Central Terminal — as well as, and just as randomly, his favor.
The Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, released a study on Monday of what he described as randomly selected, heavily trafficked areas of the borough.
We named this CNN as randomly connected CNN (RC-CNN).
