Let's say what this confluence of missteps is and what it is not — at least as the evidence now suggests.
In All the Light We Cannot See, the bestselling novel set partially in Saint-Malo, author Anthony Doerr imagines what the confluence of tides and bombs must have felt like during the war: "At the highest tides, the sea creeps into basements at the very centre of town.
What a confluence of events: my firing, the SCOTUS ruling in favor of marriage equality, polls that show 60percentt of the Catholic community support marriage equality, and Pope Francis' visit!
What an amazing confluence and what an awesome zeitgeisty moment.
The design generates what Hadid calls "confluence, interference and turbulence", with ramps and passages taking you on unexpected loops around the building and sometimes into dead ends.
What a fascinating confluence of events: last Friday, a blue-ribbon commission studying baseball's economics recommended that teams share up to 50percentt of their local revenues, including television fees.
Washington therefore struggled cautiously forward to within about 40 miles (60 km) of the French position and erected his own post at Great Meadows, near what is now Confluence, Pennsylvania.
In this paper, we are interested in what kind of confluence the integrability of W + or W − brings to the weak solution ( u, b ) of the system (1).
It's an absurd proposition, a bizarre one-in-a-billion confluence of what Jeff Jarvis, the digital commentator, calls "old media meeting new media and creating something we'd never seen before and couldn't even imagine.
That explained an odd confluence at what the N.F.L. deemed a "tailgate" party, although there were no cars, and the festival generally took place indoors because of a spritzing rain.
