Sentence examples for conveniently got from inspiring English sources

The city threw a three-day Super Bowl party for the homeless in February 2006, which conveniently got them off the streets, but the day after the game they were back out in the cold.

While trying the product, I conveniently got two flare-ups the week before my period ― one small zit near my upper lip and one massive, painful zit on my cheek ― the likes of which I haven't seen since high school.

"The launch of Uber's service is great news for New Yorkers and visitors to our city who want to quickly and conveniently get a taxi," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in a statement.

"The picture I have is of a lot of people owning electric cars but then being able to very conveniently get an internal combustion engine vehicle to take that long road trip," Trancik said.

Faced with the possibility of death, a leading gangster uses the euphemism "frig", and another swearer conveniently gets only as far as the first letter of the f-word.

Did anyone think at the time that to extradite him to the US under the new fast-track procedures would conveniently get the problem of his attempts at redress from the police safely out of the way?

How can people conveniently get parcels delivered when most are at work all day?

In the scene from the Season 6 finale, we see Lyanna tell her brother Ned, "His name is... .. before the audio conveniently gets quiet and muffled.

But that opening verse conveniently gets overlooked, as some Christians choose instead to focus on the submission of wives to husbands.

When his father allows a cough (or a mysteriously swollen face) to linger because even though he was there for three days, it conveniently gets worse at my house.

Last week, for example, Mr Enoki suggested that mobile-phone firms that have forked out huge sums for 3G licences in Europe will struggle to recoup their investments (conveniently, DoCoMo got its Japanese licence free).Moreover, although the world's mobile operators are studying i-mode's fortunes closely, extrapolating Japan's experience to Europe and America may be risky.