Sentence examples for by a quirk of timing from inspiring English sources

By a quirk of timing, just three weeks ago Donald J. Trump announced that he had asked Merrill Lynch & Company to find a buyer for his shuttle, Pan Am's rival on the Boston-New York-Washington routes.

By a quirk of timing, I am transcribing letters home to my parents in Stoke, covering the period in 1978-79 that became known as "the winter of discontent".

By a quirk of timing, I was visiting two prisons in Northern Ireland to talk about books during the very week when the Justice Minister, Chris Grayling, was explaining to the world that such things should be regarded as privileges which prisoners would have to earn.

By a quirk of timing, stars in one of the dwarf's tidal tails are raining down upon the sun's current position.

But the Heat claimed Bowen off waivers on Feb. 23 because of a quirk of timing.

The miserable economic track record is, in part, a quirk of timing.

Now, through a quirk of timing in tenancy agreements, we are back living together.

Through a quirk of timing, the candidate, Christopher Marshall Mr. Fienness), mistakes her for a well-off guest at the hotel.

Because of a quirk of timing, the blogger-author-speaker's troubles have been conflated with those of Fareed Zakaria, the television host-columnist-author.

In a quirk of timing, Everybody Knows premiered on the same day that Donald Trump announced that the US would withdraw from the international nuclear agreement with Iran.

But this year, New Yorkers will give both the opening and the closing prayers at the Republican National Convention, in a quirk of timing that nevertheless highlights the increased importance the party is placing on appealing to Jewish and Catholic voters.