Sentences with phrase «bit of serendipity»

With a little bit of serendipity thrown in for good measure — Nancy is mistaken for Jessica (the would - be date) in part because she happens to be holding the same book Jack has been reading — our adventure plods onward through the streets of downtown London and into pubs.

The craziest bit of serendipity though: the genius producer of the 1920s Irving Thalberg (the man most responsible for the creation of the studio system) is played by a young Robert Evans, who would go on to be the genius producer of the 1970s (after the collapse of that same studio system).

Those two bits of serendipity combined to trigger my pen.

In a perfect bit of serendipity, a guest post by Janice Hardy today addresses the most common myth about conflict.

There are no hard rules and what worked for a famous breeder may not work at all for you; it's a mix of pedigree analysis, timing, expert eye, common sense, and a little bit of serendipity.

But a savvy job hunter can engineer a bit of that serendipity.

You have to find the right fit, and finding the right fit requires a bit of exploration, and a bit of serendipity.

Capturing planetary transits also involves a bit of serendipity.

It was a bit of serendipity...

And I had a bit of serendipity!

While you might find a bit of serendipity here if a great plot twist reveals itself, it's more likely going to end up with muddled chapters and a complete lack of direction.

From the «more proof Walmart is evil» department, comes this bit of serendipity.

The season and a bit of serendipity brought to my screen an interesting...

The season and a bit of serendipity brought to my screen an interesting question from Dean Kim Brooks of Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie:

It was a bit of serendipity...

For creative superstars Mark and Cinda Boomershine — an artist and fashion accessories designer, respectively — moving into their dream Buckhead home involved a bit of serendipity.