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Shy says he has a knack for timing, for providentially capturing extraordinary scenes as they happen.

McCurdy's memoir providentially came along shortly after both my mother and mother-in-law died within weeks of each other.

More providentially, the historic records proved to be a culinary gold mine — an Ohlone ‌version of “Joy of Cooking” — brimming with wisdom about chia seeds, venison, gooseberries and other ingredients.

The Italian electorate had not moved to the right, political scientists said, but instead again resorted to a perennial desire for a new leader who could possibly, and providentially, solve all its ills.

The antibody was engineered to extend its half-life, which, according to Virgin, providentially enhances distribution to the lung.