happenstance , also: happenchance

But he said any increase was the result of happenstance.

It was just happenstance - or what Program people call a higher power.

The finding is not likely to be a chance happenstance for the following reason.

Was it just happenstance that the voice seemed to speak to him?

Its development was a happenstance of circumstances over that period.

"For a movie you have to give structure to that happenstance."

She came upon the business by happenstance, when a friend invited her to a show.

My father told a story, which may even be true, of how he ended up in sports by happenstance.

His introduction to the video game business came by happenstance.

Far too many, in my way of thinking, to be where they were by mere happenstance.

Her interest in Japan was largely a matter of happenstance.

The night they first took Happenstance out, however, he knew her dream was still alive.

True, she knew that happenstance, luck, could run either way.

There was no way he could control Happenstance in winds that strong.

Honor's were none of those things, and not by happenstance.

I came to this latter piece of information by happenstance.

The party ended up here at Sara's house by happenstance.

The choice of its parking spot was not by happenstance.

The two places share their name by happenstance and have no other ties.

Was it possible he might just have ended up out here by pure happenstance?

Myself, I believe the boy is here through mere happenstance, though an ill one for him.

Happenstance began to bob as she moved farther out to sea.

It's too early to say whether a few things are just happenstance, but I'm beginning to believe she may have the brains as well.

Do you expect us to believe that this is just happenstance and circumstance?

A public gallery, by its very nature, is prisoner to happenstance.