Sentence examples for conveniently recently from inspiring English sources

There are so many specific examples that it's hard to choose just one — but, conveniently, recently an old friend of mine stumbled across an example of this so vivid and unforgettable that I can't not write about it.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.

The ordering of the murder was blamed on the bogeyman of the story, a military intelligence officer called Major Roberto D'Aubuisson who had, conveniently for Washington, recently left the army.

Blackburn boss Ince's comment was an insult to Celtic's players after they lost 3-0 at Old Trafford recently, conveniently ignoring the fact that plenty of English clubs have suffered that sort of ignominy, and worse, at the hands of Sir Alex Ferguson's side.

Blaming the well-liked Robison, who recently – and conveniently – retired, hasn't won Whitman any friends inside the company.

Conveniently enough, we were recently sent a photo story calledA Concrete Love Story about her, shot by three young Norwegians.

Conveniently, as the Intercept recently revealed, many of the NSA's loudest defenders have financial ties to NSA contractors.

Ultrasound has been applied in a number of fields [64], which is conveniently discussed in the book recently edited by Xie and Gathergood [56].

Some only recently discovered how conveniently located Gdansk is.

And who else recently committed suicide rather conveniently?

In conveniently timed investigations, federal prosecutors have recently accused several PRI leaders of serious crimes.