Sentence examples for conveniently put from inspiring English sources

"I really believe they've conveniently put our men in jails so they can come after our land and our resources".

With term limits in fashion, he vowed to quit after six years -- a promise that conveniently put him in line to succeed Janklow in 2002.

Israel has conveniently put the onus of the peace process on the Palestinians while it continues to expand illegal settlements in the West Bank.

The PAN is doubtful, not least since a PRD internal election in March was annulled after accusations of fraud; instead, it wants to use opinion polls, which, conveniently, put Mr Fox ahead.Ideologically, too, the parties are at opposite poles.

Anything that can be conveniently put into a container and shipped cheaply is likely eventually to be made in Asia's low-cost factories.Hence even BASF is having to shed businesses in which it thinks it is no longer competitive.

Earlier on Friday, Trump's transition team had conveniently put out that the President-elect intended to nominate the Republican senator Jeff Sessions to be his Attorney General, and the Republican congressman Mike Pompeo to lead the C.I.A.

In fact, the app conveniently puts diagonal banners across the corners of pages that announce time-limited offers.

Supposedly mystical figures appear more like dei ex machina, muttering mumbo-jumbo and all too conveniently putting the plot back on course.

Best Revival of a Play went to "August Wilson's Jitney," and Cynthia Nixon won Best Featured Actress in a Play for "Lillian Hellman's The Little Foxes" — both plays conveniently putting the playwright's name right in the title, to avoid confusion with "Quentin Tarantino's The Little Foxes".

Hustle conveniently puts that trainer in people's text inbox.

It was always German chocolate cake, and Mom's pumpkin pie with vanilla ice cream, which Grammy conveniently forgot to put on the table year after year.