intervenes

But fortune, sometimes kind, intervenes ere it is too late, and reveals the noble birth of the loved one.

Mothers sometimes are without it; some mothers also are sterile: the will intervenes neither in one case nor in the other.

If the spiritual world ever intervenes in matters mundane, it assuredly did so on this occasion.

A verb agrees in number with the subject, not with a noun which intervenes between it and the subject.

Take an entirely different example, where intervenes especially the complexity of the causes.

The confusion of ideas comes in when there intervenes a third party between these two classes of laborers.

The agent which intervenes is no other than the oxygen of the air.

A messenger from Jahveh, however, intervenes and a ram is substituted.

Then look at our trenches and the distance which intervenes between them and the Russian earthworks.

A wedge, W, which can be raised or lowered by lever L, intervenes between the end of R and the valve stem.