Thankfully nothing unfortunate happened.

Thankfully she did not die.

Thankfully nobody wanted the dominated option.

Thankfully, baby was out mother and child survived.

Thankfully, there isn't any audio to go with this.

Thankfully, we have a new machine, magnetoencephalography, that allows us to do this.

If my wife is cooking a meal at home which is not often, thankfully.

Thankfully, there was an Armani store just outside the alley where Dima had slept.

And thankfully Dr. Annie Simon was with us and worked really hard yesterday to fix it.

Some women who develop breast cancer die from it many years later, and most women, thankfully, survive.

If I could have rated the carousel I would have given it full marks, but thankfully nobody asked.

Thankfully, a few years ago, things shifted for me because I heard this gentleman speak, Dr. Muhammad Yunus.

If your friend reminds you kindly of your faults, take what he says not only pleasantly, but thankfully.

Thankfully, I was able to answer A, and I say that honestly in case my life insurance agent is listening.

Thankfully, the flux, in other words, the flow of emissions from the ocean to the atmosphere and vice versa, is more or less balanced.

Thankfully, in a few minutes, I saw the signature hive like rash appear on my legs, which is a side effect of the medication, and I knew I'd be okay.

And thankfully for all of us, the English are very good at inventing things, and then the gracious people that they are, they let the world become very good at it.

Thankfully, I met Reda Girgis, who is dry as toast, but he and his team at Johns Hopkins didn't just want me to survive, they wanted me to live a meaningful life.

Thankfully, when these photos appeared in The Guardian in 1998, they put a lot of focus and attention and, in the end, a lot of money towards the Sudan famine relief efforts.

They built for him as many temples as he wished, and figures, basins like cisterns, and caldrons fixed in the ground . O House of David, act thankfully, and few of My servants are grateful.

They built for him as many temples as he wished, and figures, basins like cisterns, and caldrons fixed in the ground . O House of David, act thankfully, and few of My servants are grateful.

But thankfully, a light bulb went on over my head, and my next reaction was very different, and I took a step back, and I thought, Whoa you know, has it really come to this?

And thankfully, the answer is yes, because what I discovered, when I began looking around, that there is a global backlash against this culture that tells us that faster is always better, and that busier is best.

I began helping a family in the Karoo Desert in the 1970s turn the desert that you see on the right there back to grassland, and thankfully, now their grandchildren are on the land with hope for the future.

In its current fight with Google, for example, China s government appears to think that its technologists can provide the means to maintain the old thought control. But, thankfully, for anyone with persistence and a modicum of computer skill, the Internet leaks like a sieve.

But thankfully, there is a backlash there in parenting as well, and you're finding that, you know, towns in the United States are now banding together and banning extracurriculars on a particular day of the month, so that people can, you know, decompress and have some family time, and slow down.

Because now when we've shared this molecule, just since December of last year, with 40 laboratories in the United States and 30 more in Europe many of them pharmaceutical companies seeking now to enter this space, to target this rare cancer that, thankfully right now, is quite desirable to study in that industry.

This creates a paradox in utilizing the scholarly literature on the subject although the effects of armed conflict on treaties received more attention from commentators and courts after the Second World War than in any other era, it would be disingenuous to develop standards of State practice directly from this literature without acknowledging the extremely special situation that a war of this magnitude entails, a special situation that has, thankfully, never presented itself again.