Sentence examples for conveniently decide from inspiring English sources

Before he can deliver the coup-de-grace, however, I conveniently decide it's time for lunch.

And it is ethically indefensible to wantonly go out and kill coyotes because they try to live among us, arrogant big-brained invasive mammals who have redecorated the homes of coyotes and other animals and then conveniently decide that they have become "pests" when we don't want them around any longer.

Havens Realty Corp. v. Coleman, 455 U.S. 363 (1982), most recently -- and, it now appears, most conveniently -- decided, affords less than comfortable support for retaining the case.

(Iraq's election commission conveniently decided there wasn't time to include the issue on the Kurdish ballots and Vice President Joe Biden, who has longstanding ties to the Kurds, urged the Kurds to postpone the referendum).

These fear of the future setups make for enthralling, compact science-fiction thrillers where the fate of humanity can be conveniently decided one way or the other in the space of a two-hour trip to the multiplex.

We conveniently decided to consider the physical replica state introducing an inelastic deformation field in a further numerical model.

"Chip heard I moved back into to town and conveniently decided he need to have his eyes checked.

Conveniently, he also decided that Al-Farghani's calculations had been done in Roman miles as opposed to nautical miles, which are a fifth longer.

But historically and to this day in television and film — historians, writers and those in the movie industry say — a character in such straits usually conveniently miscarries or decides to keep the baby.

The presenters kept yelling, "It's great to be here in Northern Ireland!", while a BBC judging panel decided – conveniently – that the coach of the year, against strong competition, was Michael O'Neill, boss of the Northern Ireland football team.

Though Mr. Simmons has acknowledged suffering from depression before, that wouldn't justify a "complete and total retreat," Mr. Taberski decides, which conveniently excuses him to keep digging.