Sentence examples for which mercifully from inspiring English sources

They paid their bills promptly which mercifully ended the financial worries of the proprietors.

It was a profession he enjoyed, and which mercifully provided him with colleagues equally obscure in character and origin.

All that was left was the memory of Miley's smile, which mercifully blotted out her adventure with Honest Abe.

The Clinton marital soap opera, which, mercifully, is about to be cancelled, would have its contract renewed.

They are like the minutes of some previous meeting, the reading of which, mercifully, is usually dispensed with.

On Tuesday, though, the biggest price was paid for a portrait from Picasso's post-World War II years, which mercifully looks back to the distant days of Fauvism.

The script's big revelations (which occupy mercifully little stage time) are its least interesting aspects.

At the town hall, there's a presentation, which is mercifully short, and then a buffet lunch, yippee.

The disadvantage is that, unlike the radio version, which was mercifully edited, this one leaves out nothing.

I welcome this piece of news, not so much for the food as for the name, which is mercifully straightforward.

And think about ordering some traditional sides with the main meal, like lovely crunchy french fries and excellent creamed spinach, which was, mercifully, easy on the cream.