Sentence examples for * bad fortunes from inspiring English sources

Moss opposed the move because he felt the UAW had been integrally involved in the bad fortunes of the big Detroit automakers during the recession.

Partly the opposition's bad fortunes are due to the fact that it is practically blocked from national TV networks, which provide news and views for 90% of Russians.

Another February loser that reversed some of its bad fortunes over the past five days is electronics retailer RadioShack, which is up 21% in the last week.

This accelerated rate of change will continue in our more interconnected world changing the good and bad fortunes of black communities more quickly than ever before.

If people see an aye-aye, they may kill it and hang the corpse on a pole near a road outside of town (so others can carry the bad fortunes away) or burn their village and move.

Left wing Conor Sheary and right wing Bryan Rust were instrumental in reversing the Penguins' early-season bad fortunes, and their poised performances were crucial in Pittsburgh's 3-2 victoverover the San Jose Sharks on Monday in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.

There was further bad fortune in store.

Not a bad fortune cookie.

"Obviously, you have luck or good fortune or bad fortune.

It balances a private ledger of good fortune and bad fortune.

For him, it was a terrible case of bad fortune.