“serendipitous”造句，怎麼用serendipitous造句

And he chalks it all up to Mr. Wong's serendipitous brand of filmmaking.

I've been relying on the kindness of strangers and the occasional serendipitous seduction to make sure I've had somewhere to plug in my laptop.

They'll try but they'll meet some resistance, with Venus and Mars very strongly placed in a very social and serendipitous part of your chart.

Then, sleep in, go to a museum or the movies (matinees are cheaper), take a serendipitous walk, venture off into the woods on snowshoes - do something you don't normally do on a weekend or holiday.

I like the idea of serendipitous broadcasting.

What followed lunch that day was a serendipitous discovery.

If you’re a rock and pop fan, it gives you a stream of songs that is eclectic, unpredictable and serendipitous.

This was a serendipitous find, possibly an outlier, but I think it has implications for those who think that a homogenous worldwide civilization existed shortly after the last Neolithic Ice Age.

Could data mining soon replace serendipitous observational discovery?

Sprawling, crowded, hectic, serendipitous: like it or not, London as a whole seems to be kept going by a form of raw energy.

Often, the practical applications of science are serendipitous-and may take a long time to arrive.

He calls it serendipitous broadcasting: 'you don't need to grab a bag filled with stuff. You've got what you need on your belt, in your purse, or in your pocket.'