Sentence examples for providentially timed from inspiring English sources

Finally, on October 30, just six days before the election, time ran out and Johnson went on television to announce the long-awaited, providentially timed and completely spurious breakthrough.

The Palestinian leader made the most of his--providentially timed--visit to Washington on March 3rd, getting Bill Clinton to edge unusually close to criticising Israel: "I think [Har Homa]", said the president in rebuke, "builds mistrust".

"Okay," I say, "pull down the Apple menu and select the Call Office command," which I had providentially defined some time back.

In the 19c and the early 20c, the United States were welded together in large part by railroads, the invention of which came providentially at just the time needed for spanning their territory.

By the time he was providentially found and rescued by his ship, he had resolved to go home to Sweden and start some kind of business.

I believe this movie, unlike most others, could actually change the nation's conversation about race and reconciliation at a crucial time, perhaps even providentially.

The dream scared me, needless to say, but providentially I was making periodic visits to a shrink at the time.

At about the same time the first plane was hurtling toward the towers, Abby was providentially performing oral sex on Ben.

So those discussions ended, providentially.

Providentially, Prairie View won the football game, 34-14.

Miraculously, providentially, the cashmere coat was his size.