providently

The lamp was providently extinguished and they smoked in peace.

There was another sign providently displayed at the apex.

"We felt it was necessary to give reassurance that the money is used wisely, providently, and for the ministries of the people."

But the mystery remained: How had what he needed been so providently presented to him-by the action of a dragon?

He shot an apologetic look at the soloist, who broke off politely but providently took a fresh breath.

Flowers tried to cover her with his jacket, which he had providently collected on the way, but Morrow shoved him gently but forcefully away.

Uniformed men emerged, fastening their tunic buttons, and providently pinching the embers from half-smoked cigarettes.

She gazed at the mirror which had so providently, almost impossibly, deflected whatever it was the stranger would have hurled at Stans.

Take that, and He that doth the ravens feed, Yea, providently caters for the sparrow, Be comfort to my age!

I meticulously checked my outfit and the other supplies I had providently deposited; ate and drank and lied down to rest.

Therefore Esser providently intended to smash Herr Eckener with a dreadful blow.

She half-forces her mother, using threats and pleas, to baby-sit Yoon's daughter Bin, and looks after Bin providently.

Here and there the light fell providently on small patches of green-the first signs of a permanent life that one day soon would flourish in this earth that had lain parched and desolate for so many years.

He sailed out into the abyss, escaping the grasp of the surging goblins, swinging down and side-wise, for Jumper had providently rigged the lines so that Dor would not whomp directly into the wall.

IN "Dark Victory," Bette Davis's singular disease providently provides her with an hour's notice of impending but painless death so that she can arrange her hair, clothing and makeup properly before departing for the next world.

First seizing the keys from the person to whom they were entrusted, he impudently assumed the steward's office, which he managed so prudently and providently, that all things seemed to abound under his care, and there was no deficiency in the house.

But she faced the caged garden, and she was watching him; it was probably because she was pleased to have come this providently on a rare acquisition, but it meant he could not do anything contrary to butterfly nature.

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. '

It continues: in his nineteenth year.considering the uncertain term of human life, and the fearful end especially before the fleshly and the worldly, he took thought, by the inspiration of God, providently concerning himself (remembering his end), lest he should be taken in the snares of sin.