Sentence examples similar to happenstance win from inspiring English sources
Because of a combination of happenstance and luck, I have been tracking this unusual film from before the beginning, and I've been in a position to observe it win hearts and minds across a wide spectrum.
Then, in the happenstances of career, he left the job for private practice only to return in 1992 after winning election as district attorney.
Apparently by happenstance, his speech here came 10 years to the day after Mr. Clinton was nominated for president by the Democrats and won on a constantly repeated theme of "it's the economy, stupid".
But in fact Mr Major won a majority of 21 seats, with 14m votes, the largest number ever cast for any party in British political history.As Ian Fleming's fictional villain Auric Goldfinger tells James Bond: "They have a saying in Chicago: 'Once is happenstance.
The timing of the release of the Sundance Film Festival's 2016 Grand Jury Prize-winning short is as happenstance as the origin of film.
Four women — Dana, a bodyguard; Jessica, an Oscar-winning actress; Vivian, a teenage mother; and Lynn, who rescues abandoned and unwanted dogs — meet by happenstance in this novel set in Southern California and Nevada.
Barry, a Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist, and Pearson, a prolific author of suspense novels, got the idea for their project by happenstance.
The happenstance was simple.
Happenstance, most likely.
"It's simply happenstance".
