Sentence examples for mercifully going from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's incident is probably, finally, mercifully, going to put an end to all this, but whatever mawkish, committee-led, please-trust-us-again public relations venture they decide to replace "do a banter" with, it'll undoubtably be worse.

But then the thought was mercifully gone.

At 6 a.m., Squishy was mercifully gone.

The play-in game mercifully goes the way of the Edsel.

Howard Jacobson, mercifully, goes against the grain, for he is incapable of writing a predictable sentence.

The word "homosexual" sputtered like a flame in his brain and, mercifully, went out.

But it wasn't true then and, though the Dergue is mercifully gone, it isn't true now.

If it was once true that "the words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls," those days are mercifully gone.

The all-too-obvious Central Office of Intelligence (CIO) man, sitting in a car outside my guest house for the past two days, pretending to read a newspaper, has mercifully gone by the time Eddie comes to pick me up.

Today they (and we mercifully) went to M.O.P.P. 0, which means we can all take off our chemical suits, which have protected us psychologically but otherwise made us do nothing but sweat.

The three-ton kidmobile acquired when petrol cost around $2 per gallon has mercifully gone back to its maker.After careful running-in, a change in driving habits and a software upgrade for the engine-management system, your correspondent eventually boosted the Land Rover's fuel consumption from 11mpg to a giddy 13mpg.