Sentence examples for his unplanned from inspiring English sources

All the way through his youthful revolutionary days to his unplanned disloyalties, an atrocious war and right to the bitter end, his love of her is unfailingly adoring.

Until Cashman awoke from his unplanned Sunday evening nap, Boras was the only person who knew he had sent the opt-out message and the only person who could have been the source of the news reports.

His life is defined by his status as a temporary migrant here, his days unplanned, his meals sporadic, his cellphone on standby, waiting to hear if he is eligible for resettlement.

But mystery surrounds his seemingly unplanned and panicked flight from Paris after the attacks.

A couple months ago, Meeker's 12-year-old son, Eric, had his own unplanned encounter with the typeface.

An adventure story about Penguin Blue and his friends' unplanned trip from the Antarctic to the jungle (and back) has won the Waterstones children's book prize.

Hours before Francisco Liriano completed a 123-pitch no-hitter for the Twins against the White Sox in Chicago on Tuesday night, another left-hander from that storied fraternity of major league pitchers stood in front of the visitors' dugout at Citi Field and recalled the fallout from his own unplanned appointment with fame.

He wrote in his autobiography, "A Point of View" (Duckworth, 1991), that his mother told him when he was 8 that his birth was unplanned, and that his father's worries about the cost of rearing him led to a nervous breakdown.

In recent years Murdoch has delegated matters outside the US to his son James, but his swift and unplanned detour carries with it the implication that there is more here than the usual awkward dynamic of a parental visit.

It's strange and noteworthy that Michelangelo Antonioni, in interviews in the nineteen-fifties and early nineteen-sixties, often made reference to the unconscious, to spontaneous creation and to his own practice of filming on the basis of his immediate and unplanned impulses.

By Richard Brody March 7, 2016 It's strange and noteworthy that Michelangelo Antonioni, in interviews in the nineteen-fifties and early nineteen-sixties, often made reference to the unconscious, to spontaneous creation and to his own practice of filming on the basis of his immediate and unplanned impulses.