act of God

With the major, failure was never an act of God.

Think a spring in there was an act of God?

"Then what are you going to put into your report, that it was an act of god?"

Sometimes what brings them in is an act of God.

"People look at development as an act of God," she said.

An act of God prevents her from being here today.

It will take an act of God to get the papers in on time.

But it was a pure act of God, our meeting.

It was, as the court ruled, an act of God and nothing more.

So what was the difference between an act of God and a natural disaster?

"Or is it a move brought on by an act of God?

But this recent earthquake was indeed an act of God.

If she drops a small part, finding it might take an act of God.

Locals believe the phenomenon is nothing less than an act of god.

Kingdom membership was only possible through an act of God.

"We're not supposed to call it an act of God."

Therefore, in some way or another, the youth's presence here was an act of God.

But eventually they have to account for their losses, and an act of God is often an easy way out.

If he is an act of God, that is one thing.

Or - should the occurrence be classified as an act of God?

The agent finally told him that the fog was "an act of God."

The company is at fault even for damages created through an act of God or war.

To me, if you're not a god, you came into my life like an act of god.

Hitting a deer is, so to speak, an act of God.

It is no use putting these accidents down to acts of God.