| I made up my mind, all of a sudden, to extend this of ours to happenchance. |
| What business has Barzy Blunt got around the old camp of happenchance, where the professor's claim is located? |
| A good deal of the night has gone, anyway, and I guess we can stick out the rest of it in happenchance. |
| I met by happenchance an old man – we're talking 40 years ago – who was eighty then himself: a man called Wilf Ellis. |
| You might be, by happenchance, in the Vaucluse for the first time, but you will return, a promise. |
| The way this Brady falls afoul of us don't look like a happenchance, and yet I can't make anything else out of it. |
