happy coincidence

Much of the appeal of the Bay Area is a result of happy coincidence of history and geography.

The 300 year anniversary of the treaty that joined Ukraine to Russia was a happy coincidence, he said.

Put it all together, and the U.S. has the happy coincidence of rising revenue and falling spending.

By a happy coincidence, the name of his city is no less expressive of the truth to be represented.

Away—away—he would go away; and a happy coincidence opened a path for him.

By a happy coincidence, when the callers had taken their departure, another visitor arrived—F., the very man she wished to see.

By a happy coincidence in its geological structure, iron ores are contained in the series of the coal deposits.

I regard that, too, as a very important portion of our art history and as a good omen and a happy coincidence.