Sentence examples for the fluke of from inspiring English sources

"We don't just do it for the fluke of it," Ms. Keatinge said.

That it now looks like arriving on time is largely thanks to the fluke of revived economic growth across Europe.

By the fluke of having gone — for a single year — to a big-city high school, I happened to be one of them.

Maybe the fluke of setting the start of this book abroad liberated me – it's in the UK that interest in Woolf feels most ferociously possessive.

In one, "Cheat", "with him away" (absence again) the speaker "sunk with the fluke of your hips, / our movements incessant as a distaff and spindle".

By the fluke of having gone for a single year to a big-city high school, I happened to be one of them.

All rats were challenged with 45 metacercariae of the fluke on day 28 of the experiment.

The calmest of all is a picture of the flukes of a southern right whale breaking the mill-pond surface off the coast of Argentina.

We look back on an age when our president told cracker-barrel parables about the flukes of something called human nature.

However, there were limited movements and some blebbing, swelling, deposition of tegumental secretions and some flattening displayed by the flukes of 48 h post-treatment.

A new study examined the propulsive limbs of 59 animal species, from the flukes of killer whales and the wings of moths and bats to the winglike feet of sea slugs.