blessedly

The light ahead of me blessedly turned red and looked as though it might be a long one.

He laughed at the thought, but blessedly did not look where the boy had been looking.

For the most part, both men seemed blessedly reasonable when talking about trade issues.

Especially out in the clear, cold, private air of a blessedly silent night.

He did not immediately follow her, and for a moment she was left blessedly alone.

If Data was around this curve, he would be blessedly alone.

Then, blessedly, it began to move around toward the back of his head and fade.

And here in the loft it was still blessedly dark.

Blessedly, the drug Harrison gave her was beginning to take effect.

That's how I remember it now, two years later and blessedly free from its spell.

They went out into the corridor, which was blessedly empty.

Blessedly she passed out, and it was only then that Barbara let up on her.

That kind of reality, though, was blessedly absent for the most part last night.

It felt blessedly cool outside, but men were dying all around her.

A moment later he heard him crash to the ground and become blessedly silent.

Once again she found herself up to her neck in water, but this time it was blessedly hot.

Indeed, the far greater need is to be occasionally, blessedly out of touch.

For one thing, the election season is still blessedly condensed.

It was blessedly quiet down here, and there were only a few other people in sight.

He was in a blessedly dark room, perfect for dwarf vision.

Turning around to face his people, who blessedly hadn't tried to cut in and help him.

She thought, I'm going to remember this, then didn't think any more for a blessedly long time.

To think she'd believed life in England would be blessedly peaceful.

And in his hearing a blessedly familiar sound of machinery.

Herbert received me with open arms, and I had never felt before, so blessedly, what it is to have a friend.