miraculously

• “The woman exists or doesn't exist in the maelstrom and miraculously is saved.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Jones: Life After Death: Hereafter

• “A Kenyan warrant of arrest against Deya over his claims he helps barren women conceive miraculously, is still in force.”

  UK pastor who claimed to produce ‘miracle babies’ another step closer to extradition

• “A bold experiment that miraculously is pulled off, ‘Ballads Of The Book’ will hopefully pave the way for more collaborations of this type ... posted by Hal Duncan | 8: 27 PM”

  Archive 2007-03-01

• “The quartered oak paneling, high barrel-vaulted ceilings, and luxurious marble fireplaces remain miraculously intact.”

  A Brand-New Olmsted

• “Ursus nodded cheerfully, his expression miraculously purged of any bloodlust.”

  Smart Dragons, Foolish Elves

• “Perilous, found his name miraculously inscribed on it in letters of gold, and was told he alone should occupy that place at the Round”

  The Book of the Epic

• “And thus, I present this video, made by one fan whose name miraculously bubbled up to the top of the team's season-ticket waiting list.”

  The Washington Post: How one fan reacted to a Redskins season-ticket offer

• “At one company where managers imposed a target "average handle time" (call time) of 12 minutes, phone calls miraculously shortened to just under 12 minutes: As the 12-minute mark approached, agents simply said whatever it took to get the caller off the phone.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Help, I Need Somebody

• “On the other hand, as often happens with those who brave fire and sword, fire and sword miraculously spared him.”

  The Companions of Jehu

• “Members of the temple are free to say whatever they feel to be the truth ... but is anyone else a little surprised that the (publicly funded) CBC would use the word "miraculously" in such a way?”

  Archive: Oct 08 - Mar 09

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