Sentence examples for conveniently come from inspiring English sources
Nine days later, he was charged not with public order offences but with sodomy and corruption, witnesses having conveniently come forward years after the alleged events.
The principal extension by NLM and NIH is to service requesters who cannot conveniently come to the building, as well as out-of-town libraries.
Yet even modest reforms like that one are stalled, often as leaders in each house and Governor Pataki conveniently come up with different versions of legislation.
And the masses of the standard-model particles will conveniently come out right, too.Another neat aspect of supersymmetry is that it points towards the unification of the strong, electromagnetic and weak forces part of the hierarchy problem.
After all of the book's vividly described horrors, I was unconvinced that the son would so conveniently come across another family of "good guys" willing to take him in.
The best-known Expanded Universe novels about Solo, the Han Solo Adventures, kick off with the famous pair already piloting the Falcon and conveniently come to their denouement with the Kessel Run not yet completed.
I began with the classic Twinkie, and toward my adventure purchased the truly extraneous baking closet item, the canoe pan, which conveniently comes with a handy cream injector.
Another would-be mediator, the UN's former secretary-general, Kofi Annan, this week conveniently came down with flu and delayed his trip to Kenya.But Mr Kibaki is not yet home and dry.
This all conveniently comes after President Park Geun-hye's administration in Seoul took surprisingly harsh steps to punish Pyongyang for its January nuclear test — in particular closing an inter-Korean industrial park, then supporting tough international sanctions.
There's usually some think tank that has produced a report that, conveniently, comes up with a sound-bite that will grease the wheels of publicity for a particular legislative initiative.
Or Taittinger's lusciously peachy Nocturne Sec (12% abv), with its flash, gold-and-purple label, which conveniently comes in half-bottles in indies such as The General Wine Company in Liphook, which sells one at £22.79; Lea & Sandeman has the full-size bottle for £37.95, while it's £40 at John Lewis.
