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Now imagine the reaction of Joshua and the gang when on the day of battle it was eerily and providently twilight all day and at the same time his enemy was miraculously struck down by hail stones.

Augustine on Creation 2009

It is a further boast that a regular mode of making proper alterations has been providently inserted in the Constitution itself.

Why We Need A New Constitution: Part 15 of 21 2009

As the Russians advanced from the east, the Nazis retreated to Germany, providently bringing their prisoners to kill along the way.

The Last Days Of Auschwitz 2008

Editors providently prepared a cover story in advance for the issue that closed on Saturday, April 16.

On the Move 2008

That purpose, providently to detach herself in the beginning from all the clankings of their chain that were to come, and to shelter herself with the fiction of her innocent belief in their mutual affection, and their adaptation to each other.

Dombey and Son 2007

Flowers, letters and edible treats streamed in, as did get-well wishes to a Web site (vet. upenn.edu/barbaro/) the hospital had providently established to solve the problem of how to send e-mail to a horse.

Can Barbaro Beat the Odds? 2007

Stunned, he crashed back into the stone chair Okra had providently placed behind him.

Pet Peeve Anthony, Piers 2005

But you must have an especiall care afterward, being providently wise, least you fall into the like follies againe.

The Decameron 2004

Innumerable hedgehogs rooted and snuffled beneath them, providently arranging nests of grass and leaves in anticipation of some cold days ahead, and the beaches were strewn with what appeared to be minor shipwrecks, half-dismantled boats drawn up out of the water for inspection and recaulking.

Captain Corelli's Mandolin De Bernieres, Louis 2003

Now his worship, the new laird, husbanded this his estate so providently well and prudently, that in less than fourteen days he wasted and dilapidated all the certain and uncertain revenue of his lairdship for three whole years.

Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel 2002