(1) His acceptance speech was mercifully brief.

(2) The wait was mercifully brief, little more than an hour.

(3) Mercifully, I managed to stop the car just in time.

(4) Most of the east coast remains mercifully untouched by tourism.

(5) The journey was mercifully brief.

(6) Mercifully, everyone arrived on time.

(7) Mercifully, a friend came to the rescue.

(8) Deaths from the disease are mercifully rare.

(9) His illness was mercifully brief.

(10) The play was very bad[sentencedict .com], but mercifully it was also short!

(11) Official projections of the spread of Aids have mercifully been revised downwards .

(12) It was a mercifully quick end for those condemned to die.

(13) He was treated mercifully.

(14) The exhibition is informative, up to date, and mercifully free of gimmicks.

(15) Mercifully, the writer leaves most of the physical horrors to our imagination.

(16) Mercifully some one arrived upon the scene to extricate him from the dilemma and assume the responsibility.

(17) Then, slowly, mercifully, humor and affection grew.

(18) The church services were mercifully short.

(19) Mercifully, this scene is set in some distant hazy future.

(20) If, mercifully, I get pneumonia first, let it take its course.

(21) I pushed Wally into the elevator, and mercifully the door shut on us.

(22) Making a mylar sheet is mercifully silent and you can do this almost anywhere you can find a working surface.

(23) The explanation is that - inaccurately but mercifully! - calculations under the senatorial rules are limited to two places of decimals.

(24) Mercifully there are regions, east and north of Central Station, relatively untouched.

(25) Mercifully, the Windows shell offers you tick boxes instead of command line switches to make life a little easier.

(26) There is a caravan park, mercifully hidden from the village street.

(27) She should be thankful for it. Perfect excuse on the mercifully rare occasions when he hinted, showed any interest.

(28) Anglo-Saxons writhed on the stage, smeared with blood, singing words perhaps mercifully unintelligible, to brisk Purcellian strains.

(29) Andy leads off up large, friable flakes, hair plastered to his head but now mercifully sheltered.

(30) Before I'd finished it, the light on my phone screen mercifully flickered out.

(1) His acceptance speech was mercifully brief.

(2) The wait was mercifully brief, little more than an hour.

(3) Mercifully, I managed to stop the car just in time.

(4) Most of the east coast remains mercifully untouched by tourism.

(5) It was a mercifully quick end for those condemned to die.

(6) Mercifully some one arrived upon the scene to extricate him from the dilemma and assume the responsibility.

(31) Their creation therefore, was mercifully free of prejudice and traditional, inward-looking car thinking.

(32) The comparisons with the good old days before Don Nelson went mad have mercifully ended.

(33) Their wedding, mercifully, had been the sort of rushed job that Karen was busy despising.

(34) What might have happened if the rider and horse hadn't arrived, mercifully she never discovered.

(35) There was the inevitable piped Muzak but it was mercifully unobtrusive.

(36) And he is incarnate in us all whenever we are in converse with each other, instructing or mercifully helping.

(37) Verse 24: the pit, here mercifully dry, was intended for water storage.

(38) Burdensome as royal taxation was during the war, the clergy were mercifully free of papal taxation except on two occasions.

(39) Later generations were frequently reminded that they were once members of a slave community whom the Lord had mercifully redeemed from bondage.

(40) Mercifully[sentencedict .com], circumstances now allow me to rectify this faux pas.

(41) Mercifully, the screaming ended.

(42) It is a piece with few reasons to be a film, and mercifully few pretensions to cinematic status.

(43) If the rise in unemployment has mercifully decreased, the pressure on wage restraints will have lessened.

(44) Mercifully, the remaining two complaint stories of the Numbers series are much shorter.

(45) The transformation Mercifully, the Spirit works deeply within my subconscious self.

(46) Mrs Cigans tells the children to sit at one end of the table but mercifully does not include me in this category.

(47) Perfect excuse on the mercifully rare occasions when he hinted, showed any interest.

(48) The flak tailed off, mercifully, and Dickinson and Finlayson angled across from the north to join them.

(49) As for the workings of the watch, there was another item this world was mercifully without: uranium.

(50) They were met at the door by a mercifully taciturn priest, who escorted them without fuss to their quarters.

(51) Mercifully, he was setting up a honey trap for Jim.

(52) Mercifully, it did not cause the death and destruction intended.

(53) Mercifully, Balestre subsequently retracted the ban on Goodyear, but emphasized that Cosworth and Ilmor would face serious sanctions.

(54) Mercifully he suffered only minor burns to his wrists and neck, the judge said.

(55) Bolivia has been mercifully free of large-scale, drug-related violence.

(56) Nixon proceeded to respond, mercifully more tersely than Brezhnev.

(57) Fears that Beijing's air would smoke more than its residents proved mercifully overwrought.

(58) St Lucia is still mercifully undeveloped as a tourist destination.

(59) Mercifully, the gallop slows to a canter as modern times approach.

(60) Finally, exhausted and exhilarated , he soon fell into a mercifully dreamless sleep.

(61) One early British recipe for "Bride's Pye" mixed cockscombs, lamb testicles, sweetbreads, oysters and (mercifully) plenty of spices.

(62) I was once a blasphemer and a persecutor and an arrogant man, but I have been mercifully treated because I acted out of ignorance in my unbelief .

(63) Far from merely retreading the past, mercifully, the fiercely analogue results take on a sophisticated dimension of their own.

(64) Mercifully the florist says she cannot reveal the name of the sender.

(65) The experience could mercifully decrease the sense of responsibility which leads to disheartenment easily; meanwhile it could prohibit us from excoriating ourselves and others.

(66) I had thought this was a medieval torture that had mercifully disappeared.

(67) Even the cage crinoline , that mercifully reduced the number of petticoats, allowed air to blow around a woman's legs.

(68) It was not, mercifully, the Tiananmen Square rerun that some had predicted.

(69) Or did the darkness mercifully conceal such a horror as the MacIntosh house?