Sentence examples for providential timing from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a bit of providential timing, Columbia Journalism had a large news bureau at the installation of Pope Francis in St. Peter's Square in Rome in mid-March.

Amid all the sour grapes and pushback, it almost seemed providential timing that former President George H.W. Bush, died Friday at the age of 94.

My future/current/only husband's "timing" proved providential in that he asked me out on a night I just happened to be mad at my current boyfriend.

Declaring the timing of the incident "providential," the pastor suggested changing the town's name to New Providence.

Sometimes, the timing of events seems almost providential.

(And by the way, it is Providential -- a wonderful case of good timing by the Interbreath of Life -- that just as this case reverberates, the film Fruitvale Station, a wonderfully complex and multidimensional version of a very similar story of a police killing in San Francisco several years ago, is in theaters right now. See it!).

The timing of Lypsinka's comeback is providential.

Mr. Huckabee, a former Baptist preacher, said that he was flattered to be the subject of the first negative advertisement of the race, and added that the timing of Mr. Gilchrist's endorsement was coincidental but "providential".

There was a time, of course, when its location was obvious, providential and economically significant.

It was providential, really.

Sees Allies' Note as Providential.