Sentences with phrase «something of a fluke»

In the case of Fort Sam Houston, the panoramic street views ended up being something of a fluke; Google mappers had mistakenly been allowed on base.

In a sense, this film has been engineered to deliver what fans want, but ignores that the success of Predator, while owing much to the height of Mr. Schwarzenegger's popularity, was also something of a fluke.

But her success is something of a fluke.

Not exact matches

One exit could be a fluke, but two out of seven felt like something worth looking at to investors.

But, after seeing the same 50 % increase in selling price over and over again, I came to appreciate that it was not a fluke, but something that can happen, and should happen, most of the time when companies are sold.

It makes her a prostitute... So, if we're gonna sit here, and if we're gonna have a part in this, then we want something in return, Ms. Fluke: And that would be the videos of all this sex posted online so we can see what we are getting for our money.»

we are gonna go all out to buy in players who have had One good season??? wouldnt that be something to keep the AKB's in thier happy place, arguing that they are top notch cos they won the PL (by a fluke) unyet will be, (and this is the most important aspect to the board) cheaper than the players we SHOULD be going after which we all know they wont as its all about making and not spending money!!!! personally Ill be really disapointed if we start buying players in from Leicester on the back of one seasons performance but hey it seems to the arsenal way.

It was a fluke that I even tried it but anything you do daily is WAY more important than some random act of occasionally eating something at a restaurant.

The one true cycle was so exciting for me, I hope it wasn't just a fluke of coming off the hormones — although in the past my hormones have always been WAY too low coming off the pill to cycle, so something is different.

At Orca Dreams you have only to peek outside your tent for something to catch your eye — a soaring blue heron, a breaching whale, the fluke of a humpback.