Spontaneously

About 1% of the mixture began the journey of spontaneously assembling themselves into a structure that resembles, but is not identical to, a human embryo.

Earlier this month, the couple announced that they spontaneously tied the knot in Las Vegas, but it turns out, it might not have been a legit wedding.

Fighters the spontaneously explode (on the same day) or get shot down.

If, for whatever reason, your car suddenly shuts off completely while you're driving, either due to a mechanical failure or you spontaneously deciding to turn the ignition off, you can still move yourself out of danger.

If you do have a good idea, as in this situation, and you throw it out spontaneously, the chances of it being accepted are greatly diminished.

In 2015, three years after they first met online, the couple met in person, and Gypsy Rose was said to be so keen for her mother's approval she arranged for Godejohn to pretend to meet them spontaneously at a cinema screening of Cinderella.

Just before the Labor Day weekend, social media users are reporting that watermelons purchased from Walmart stores are spontaneously exploding in their kitchens.

Large avalanches released spontaneously sometime around the first day of the new year on north and east aspects of Chair Mountain near Marble.

Luckily for Charlie (and surely he deserved some luck), he has a temperament that causes everyone who meets him to smile spontaneously and his owners have a wonderfully philosophical attitude to his life.

Martin de Wit of the Dutch Police said: “We have heard from experts from all over the spontaneously offering their help.

Moreover, receiving public funds does not spontaneously make an entity pubic under the law.

Most cases of CJD are sporadic, meaning they spontaneously appear, usually in later life.

Originally working as a janitor at the Rescue Aid Society, Bernard () was spontaneously chosen by Miss Bianca () to be her partner in rescuing a girl named Penny ().

Rather, priests should be trained to “spontaneously” offer blessings outside the church’s set of approved blessings.

She had some breakfast and then spontaneously decided to leave the plane without the receiving line being formed.

There are numerous historical examples: Middle Age nuns at a convent in France spontaneously began to meow like cats; at another convent, nuns began biting one another.

Without a diversified toolbox, it can be difficult to spontaneously think of a different way to address a problem.

According to an arrest affidavit, he 'spontaneously' asked how he could be arrested and how his conversations with the mother could be known to federal agents - when the undercover agent revealed herself.

And, yes, it might be more nerve-wracking to do that given you have to, erm, actually speak to people spontaneously but it would allow you to express yourself far more clearly and cogently and without room for misinterpretation.

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