Ironically, the tables were turned.

On news.tj, Tokhir Muzhik asks ironically

I said what I said ironically.

Ian at Beyond the River ironically says

Ironically, both turn out to be hypocrites.

Ironically, hardly anyone noticed at the time.

Ironically, this is not far from the truth.

I think many of them mean it ironically.

I presume that this reaction was meant ironically.

Ironically, all these measures are described as progress.

I said it ironically he did that maliciously!

You're speaking ironically, but I don't mind, Karin.

Ironically, in an influential 1998 paper, Krugman explained why.

(Ironically, Vickery died while sitting in a traffic jam.)

Ironically, peacekeeping was not specified in the original charter.

Ironically, this perception brings Israel some rather unlikely partners.

But robots are still not in our home, ironically.

Ironically, since 2004, the homeownership rate has been in decline.

Ironically, Hishamuddin Hussein is far from an Islamic hard liner.

The hub, ironically enough, is centered in little Roanoke, Virginia.

Ironically, the predictions became poorer when the sound was turned on.

Ironically, Japan now offers a seed of hope for agricultural liberalization.

Ironically, the same document is full of demands for greater transparency.

The songs often ironically comment on the plot and the characters.

Ironically, he was buried in the Church of Saint Roch, Paris.

Whether they're kind of glorified in this way, or whether they're kind of, you know, ironically glorified, or whether they're, you know, sort of denigrated, or ironically denigrated.

Her first LP, ironically titled Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits , appeared in 1966.

Ironically, its adherents include both George W. Bush and Osama bin Laden.

Ironically, when it comes to China, the latest frenzy concerns food itself.

Ironically, the double standard has both a moral and an economic underpinning.

One large children's publisher ironically said that they didn't work with children.

Ironically, this trend was exacerbated by the policy response to the financial crisis.

Ironically, it seems that theocratic theory in Iran has led to anti theocracy.

Ironically, the American proposal coincided with the inauguration of the International Criminal Court.

The plot of the episode ironically (and loosely) follows that of the play.

Now that was, ironically, and very befittingly, the way we found his grave.

Ironically, President Bush claims that the UN does not follow through on its word.

Ironically, both Russia and the United States recognize that this is in their interest.

Ironically, today s decline in American global power may lead to more effective regional cooperation.

Ironically, of course, his stance became untenable when his own misdeeds came to light.

Ironically, Germany might provide the most useful template for the problems facing US policymakers.

Ironically today's Friday in Yemen was called Friday of no Amnesty to the Murderers.

Ironically, it is the same Senate that approved child marriage in July this year.

Many retweeted and shared Al Shahbander's last tweet, which ironically carried the hashtag no2isis

The Grangerfords and Shepherdsons go to the same church, which ironically preaches brotherly love.