Sentence examples for conveniently will from inspiring English sources

One of the comparisons they have cited is Chase Utley, the Phillies' second baseman, who — conveniently — will make $45 million over the next three seasons.

The audience will be arrayed on 1,500 folding chairs along a 235-foot stretch of the Boardwalk near the New York Aquarium's education building at 10th Street, which, conveniently, will serve as the backstage dressing rooms.

Meanwhile, the dire consequences of the Bush legacy that McCain has inherited, from the disaster of Iraq to the economic meltdown, conveniently will be ignored.

Conveniently, that will be just before the much-heralded 60th birthday on July 5th.Although an interim report rushed out in October was a damp squib, the review will serve two political purposes.

"The places that provide an experience or are conveniently located will survive the rise of the internet," says Alex Morton at Policy Exchange, a think-tank, which is researching a report on high streets.The government has now pledged to make it easier to open pop-up shops and has committed over £80m ($130m) in loans for young entrepreneurs.

Conveniently, Tycom will disappear from the stock market before its handsome market valuation can be tarnished.

The bill still has to go through a committee hearing, but conveniently, it will go through McCain's committee.

As Salon notes, "Conveniently, New York will see increased security and police vigilance on May 1, following warnings from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security about potential terror risks on the anniversary of Osama Bin Laden's death".

If you can store it conveniently, it will last for years and possibly save you a trip to the hardware store if you have another plumbing problem later.

Then your friend, expresses his/hers gratitude in the way your friend has been conveniently niche'd as.

Conveniently, the settlement will be tax-deductible, so a big portion of the fine will actually be a transfer from federal to state governments.