ironically **

Ironically, these workers were involved in building a law court.

May also be used ironically when someone is getting everything wrong.

Ironically, I am in the same position you were, the first time we met.

Ironically, David first went out with the woman who was to change his life on a girl's night in town.

Getting here, ironically enough, seemed to be the easy part.

Ironically, this seems to be her best known film today.

Ironically his daughter was the first to come out and meet him.

Ironically for a fish, she does not like the water too much.

In the end, ironically, the issue was decided by oil.

Ironically, that was the very thing he might need to get inside the building.

Ironically, the test would come over what was in reality a small matter.

In fact, ironically, we are all here to offer you some help.

Another person using the same words would've meant them ironically.

Ironically, this made her feel all the more that she needed to get out.

On the other hand, though, his model was ironically too powerful.

His first job out of college was as, ironically, a high school English teacher.

And this time, ironically, he would be the cause of it.

Ironically that would happen only in the event of good news.

Yet ironically, the show is not part of the block.

Ironically, the bank building was next door to the local police station.

Ironically, he was believed to be playing dead at the time.

Ironically many of us who felt that way were scientists.

Ironically, one of our biggest problems is that we have too much money.

Ironically though, right now the two of them were completely alone in this particular area.

Tough economic times ironically give us a better chance to get things right.