Sentence examples for will mercifully from inspiring English sources

Clemens and Barry Bonds will mercifully be absent as baseball moves into slimmed-down, reduced-power era.

Sat 10.30pm, StubHub Center Matt Hoffman, The Goat Parade, Chivas: The story of the week is that, come Saturday night, the 2013 season will mercifully be over.

Bock's evocation of experiences most people will (mercifully) never share, and his depiction of each man, woman and child's personal mythology is ravishing and raw.

You might consider some classics, including, to name but a few, "Autumn in New York, New York, New Yorkrk (It's a Helluva Town)," "Manhattan," "Take the A Train," "Lullaby of Broadway," "New York State of Mind" and "The 59th Street Bridge Song," which will mercifully not be retitled "The Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge Song".

The rest of Expertmaker's employees will, mercifully, be allowed to continue working from their office in Malmö.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Harvey Pitt's tenure as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission will mercifully come to a close soon.

(We will then mercifully get off the world's nerves).

"My strong hope is we will have mercifully been spared from losing any lives," he said.

Of course they are both old men, part of a generation that is dying out, and soon enough their era will be mercifully finished.

Yet now the rate of new infections seems to be slowing (the statistics are so unreliable that it is hard to say for sure), and the plague seems less threatening.The same sort of ambiguity about whether the woe is just beginning or petering out, will be mercifully brief or utterly ruinous clouds the economic news too.

She died in 2000 and therefore, mercifully, will not see Eifman's ballet.