Sentence examples for said providence from inspiring English sources

Of that turn of events, he said, "providence is sometimes kind, even when it is harsh".

Michael Slubowski, chief executive of the SCL Health System, said Providence was an ideal choice because it's the largest provider of Catholic healthcare in Los Angeles County with a strong network of hospitals and physicians.

But Ms. Cranstoun said Providence had already decided to move more of its employees into high-deductible health plans.

Watching the fire from Harlem Heights, he said, "Providence, or some good honest fellow, has done more for us than we were disposed to do for ourselves".

Mr. Taveras said Providence would announce which schools were closing within "weeks, not months," and that the age of the buildings would be a factor in determining that list.

"This season seems to be worse than others to me as far as physical defense," said Providence guard Bryce Cotton, the leading scorer in the Big East (20 points a game before the weekend).

William Scott, the hospital's chief medical officer, said Providence St.

American religion has fed into this sense of providence, said Martin E. Marty, professor emeritus at the University of Chicago Divinity School.

"Indians leave a lot to chance and providence," said Dr. Monu Singh, 42, an orthopedist who attended a hockey match with his wife and son.

"It missed me by chance, or by providence," said Mr. Geagea, the leader of the Lebanese Forces, one of the country's main Christian parties, of the apparent attempt on his life April 4. "It depends on if you are a believer or not".

If God does not have knowledge of future contingents, how can he be said to bestow providence on his creatures?