Sentence examples for miraculously told from inspiring English sources

Osbern's life of Dunstan relates that a messenger miraculously told her of the saintly child she would give birth to: The anonymous author of the earliest Life places Dunstan's birth during the reign of Athelstan, while Osbern fixed it at "the first year of the reign of King Æthelstan", 924 or 925.

Miraculously, Radu told The Huffington Post he was unhurt.

But, miraculously, he tells the story in a perfectly efficient 99 minutes, whereas Tarkovsky took 165.

Miraculously, CrackDoubt tells me that she has never huffed so much as a Whip-It before.

When Peter Ha was little he had an advanced case of rickets that was cured, almost miraculously, when his mother told him that one day, if he learned to walk again, he would win the 2008 Weblog Awards for Best Technology Blog.

His patients included soldiers who had been horribly disfigured by roadside bombs or who had shot themselves in the face and miraculously survived to tell about it.

(I was later told the driver miraculously survived).

Perry, who maintained his perfect record of election victories by making his name miraculously disappear from the ballot, told The Texas Tribune that he was super-enthusiastic about his party's nominee.

She craned to catch a glimpse of debris that a cousin told her had landed, miraculously, in the shape of an upright cross.

Had Johnson's brain miraculously devised a replacement G.P.S.? No, Landau told me.

A year later, my mother would be told that the United States had miraculously approved our visa applications.