Sentence examples for perhaps conveniently from inspiring English sources

As for the pigeons, Ravenscourt's more ponderous utterances, set perhaps conveniently in italics, invite skipping.

To my parents (perhaps conveniently), these schools sounded as if they offered the kind of progressive learning atmosphere they had been seeking.

The longest sentences, 30 years for the military men, are later reduced to 20, although Villanueva is killed (perhaps conveniently) in a prison riot.

They are perhaps conveniently forgetting that the world has moved on since the days of the empire and has become increasingly regionalised and globalised.

McIlroy enters the Open as both the odds-on and fan favorite, a position long held by Tiger Woods, who, perhaps conveniently, is out again this week with knee issues.

Roberto Mancini later accused City of speaking to at least three managers while he was in charge, perhaps conveniently forgetting he was tapped up for Mark Hughes's job several months in advance.

Perhaps he conveniently forgot that he wrote a letter of recommendation for me to work at the law school at Oral Roberts University, in Tulsa.

This month, as celebrations in the capital, Abuja, of the fiftieth anniversary of Nigerian independence were marred by car bomb blasts, Goodluck Jonathan claimed, perhaps too conveniently, that the culprits want to violently insure that the next president will be Muslim and from the north.

Perhaps most conveniently, the watch market is full of affordable product.

Based on the data those tests produced, Helpling — perhaps, rather conveniently — has chosen the latter, which is infinitely more scalable as it can be conducted from the company's central base in Berlin.

Google is scheduled to release the open source code for Chrome OS later this year, which perhaps could conveniently fall around the October launch of Windows 7. The first Chrome OS computers won't launch until next year.