| Actually, the replay indicates that, in keeping with the night's events, it flukily came off his shoulder. |
| Later I went back to school and was hired, flukily, to be the associate editor of a journal called Gulf Coast, out of the University of Houston, in Houston, Texas. |
| Clark passes through this piece in a few brief meditative solos, but the flukily perfect lines of his body resonate through O My Goddess as a kind of choreographic blueprint. |
| Striker Kevin Davies then made it 2-1 right on half-time when his cross flukily ended up beating Thomas Sorensen at his near post. |
| They have also enjoyed the odd massive slice of luck such as against Spurs on Saturday when they flukily held on for a 1-0 win. |
| During a quarter-final showdown with Portugal the Czech Republic midfielder brilliantly, or flukily, lobbed the ball over Vitor Baia. |
