Sentence examples for mercifully transferred from inspiring English sources
She was rescued from Tewksbury by a committee investigating its spreading notoriety, and was mercifully transferred to Perkins.
He then got down to details, beginning with a pledge that, "[w]here demanded by justice and national security," "some detainees" -- mercifully, not all 240 -- will be transferred to secure prisons on the U.S. mainland (with some added reassurance that "nobody has ever escaped from one of our federal 'supermax' prisons").
If you've had enough of all that with this year's tedious transfer window, which mercifully shuts tomorrow, then you'll be gutted to learn you'll be getting another dose on Tuesday when Goals Soccer Centres, which hires out five-a-side football pitches, unveils its interim numbers.
Mertesacker was mercifully sacrificed at the break before his transfer value crept any lower.
Eventually, Neil Austrian, a neighbor who was president of the N.F.L. at the time, arranged for us to watch 49ers games at a satellite transfer station in Stamford until, mercifully, improved technology allowed us to watch from home.
That would change the subject, mercifully.
Mercifully, such practices are now starting to change.
"Which was mercifully easy.
Mercifully, I escaped unscathed.
