miraculously

(eg. human, explanation, synonym )

miraculously miraculously /mə ˈræk jə ləs li/

Some spotted stranded motorists, who had survived miraculously far from towns.
Sharp's technology offers a miraculously bright color picture even when the sun is beating down.
One night Muhammad was conveyed miraculously from the Kabah to Jerusalem's Temple Mount.

Blind man escapes burning town home by jumping from balcony
Here's a scenario you don't expect to end well. A blind man, trapped upstairs by a fast moving fire in his Mesa town home. Miraculously he survived, and we sat down with him at the Maricopa Medical Burn Center.
on June 12, 2013 Source: FOX 10 Phoenix
Teen walks away from midair car collision unharmed, lands on feet
A 17-year-old boy miraculously walked away unharmed from a midair collision with a moving vehicle. It was an unwise move, to say the least. But Daniel Jensen emerged unharmed after attempting to jump over a car that was speeding in his direction at 40 mph. Shockingly, the stunt was entirely intentional. Jensen had one friend [...]
on June 11, 2013 Source: The Sideshow via Yahoo! News
Conference time, when miracles can happen
This is the time of year when anything is possible.Bills that were killed are miraculously resurrected and issues once thought put to rest resurface.Nothing is off the table when conference committees of House and Senate negotiators sit down to try to compromise on two versions of the same bill.
on June 9, 2013 Source: New Hampshire Union Leader

"After all, it would simply be incredible to suggest that the United States has voluntarily released such 'vicious killers' or that such men had been miraculously reformed at Guantanamo," Colangelo-Bryan said.
on Dec 15, 2006 By: Joshua Colangelo-Bryan Source: Forbes
"I've never seen a turnaround where you miraculously fix the business over night," said Zafirovski, a former executive at Motorola Inc. and General Electric Co.
on Feb 27, 2008 By: Mike Zafirovski Source: FOXNews
"My hope is that the union leadership recognizes that the owners' resolve is great," Bettman said. "We only know of really one approach to meaningfully address and fix our problems. And unless somebody can miraculously come up with another...
on Dec 15, 2004 By: Gary Bettman Source: Seattle Times