Sentence examples for may be miraculously from inspiring English sources

But going forward, once Apple initially offloads a few million customers over to Verizon (which I don't think is an unreasonable number for how many current iPhone owners would switch if given the option), some of AT&T's horrific networks problems (which are related the the network being under too much strain) may be miraculously solved.

A road trip, a museum scene, a general air of midlife exhaustion that may or may not be miraculously lifted, reminds one of the George Saunders/Ingrid Bergman relationship in the 1953 classic.

Ford may be a miraculously young and virile 73, but he would be close to 80 by the time a sixth movie hit cinemas.

The ONR has had recruitment difficulties; this may account for the fact that much of this design assessment was way behind schedule, only to be miraculously recovered at the end.

But it can be miraculously effective.

That piece about a disabled child miraculously cured may be simple and sentimental and mostly in C major, but it works – and still appears in lists of "most performed operas in the world".

Statements may be heard from first responders that naloxone miraculously revives drug users just so they can go use again, frustrating legislators and the public alike.

The citadel may be crumbling, but the righteousness of the defenders, miraculously, endures.

They have learned that Scully's baby is a miraculously special child and are afraid that it may be greater than them.

"It may be in their favour that Hampshire had their hopes of avoiding relegation miraculously revived by Worcestershire's collapse at New Road.

The argument may assert that the children of Israel were miraculously rescued from Egypt or Jesus was miraculously raised from the dead and therefore that God must exist as the agent of these miracles.