Sentence examples similar to serendipitous for both from inspiring English sources

The term "supermodel" went full force in the early '90s, a legendarily serendipitous era for both the fashion and modeling industries.

The timing of the Time selection is serendipitous for the agency.

The Wagner school's liking for monumentality and traditional city grids was serendipitous for Vienna's city council.

The timing of Justice Sotomayor's visit could not be more serendipitous for Dr. Matos Rodriguez's presidency, given their shared Puerto Rican roots and his academic interests.

Coming days before the peace summit in Washington, it was serendipitous for the Israeli left, which has been largely dormant in recent years.

Holding Cuba responsible for Venezuela's misery and Maduro's endurance has proved serendipitous for President Trump's foreign policy and domestic political aims.

Mittal: It was a bit serendipitous for us to find out there was a more significant set of people outside of us international students who needed help.

The most recent collision of interests has been serendipitous for all three doyennes of Chicago comedy.

Serendipitous, because for me at least, the frog in the window at night is a harbinger of death.

For starters comes a delectable fortnight more of Venus's touch: serendipitous encounters for artists, lovers and merchant bankers alike (money planet Jupiter is also involved).

An under-utilized, no cost opportunity for cross-departmental learning and relationship building that can also spark serendipitous insights for innovation in a company is mutual mentoring.