Sentence examples for mercifully things from inspiring English sources

Mercifully, things start to slow down a little when we get to strange, sprawling Uzbekistan.

Mercifully, things seem to have brightened up considerably for Mr. Dylan in the intervening 45 years: he will turn 70 on Tuesday.

Mercifully, things in the rest of the country are better, meaning that the situation is less severe than the full-blown epidemic that infected 1.5m people in 2013.In this section Treading carefully Cleaning up Latin American democracy More tax, less traffic?

Mercifully, things finally came to an end for the Guards last week when opposing league administrators were informed Bell-Jeff would not be playing its final three games.

Smith's book answers those questions with a double yes -- yes, there are mercifully things that cannot be known about Elizabeth II, however hard the world tries (there is an index entry for Elizabeth II, perspiration, lack of). And yes, there are things to be learned about Elizabeth II as she changes and the monarchy changes with her.

Mercifully, some things seem to be looking up for Rotondo.

The attention, mercifully, returned to things like bad quarterbacks and great defenses.

There are pacing issues too: The first hour of the film "is so relentlessly paced, it feels like it's on fast-forward," Bahr says, though "when the kids finally figure out how to jump back in time, and everything mercifully slows down, things get pretty fun for a while".

By taking advantage of the gig economy, long wait times and poor customer service will mercifully be a thing of the past.

I went on several missions with them, but it was December and things were mercifully quiet.

One of the things that mercifully isn't covered in the book is the author's truly iffy and semi-brief career as a cartoonist.