Sentence examples for Deeply fortunate from inspiring English sources
Deeply fortunate to be only six points adrift at the interval after that error-strewn opening period – Ireland were worth far more than the three penalties nailed by Sexton, answered only by Ford's drop goal – England found themselves being tested on the rack the moment the action resumed and immediately began to weaken in mind and spirit, if not in body.
"It's terrifying and deeply fortunate to get this much attention for a first novel.
In addition to his good fortune at being born into a language exploding with expressive potential, Shakespeare also was deeply fortunate in his early education.
Salmond appeared to chide Obama by observing immediately that the US president agreed the decision on Scotland's future was for Scottish voters, and reminding Obama that Scotland was "deeply fortunate" that September's referendum was being conducted "in a deeply democratic way", unlike the US war for independence nearly 250 years ago.
We've been deeply fortunate to have been able to catch the seed stage wave early and work with some of the most dynamic and thoughtful founders in our industry.
But also, I was deeply fortunate to be the child of parents who were professionals in this country.
When we crossed the threshold of Boston Children's, out into the world of the living, we deeply understood how fortunate we were our baby was alive.
I have been deeply privileged and fortunate to serve eight years in the Cabinet and to have made many friends in politics who have stood by me through thick and thin.
A commanding music industry visionary and innovator until his death, Freddy Bienstock immeasurably enhanced the lives of his family and numerous friends and colleagues in the world of music and will be deeply mourned by everyone fortunate to have known him.
She was deeply loved by all who were fortunate enough to know her.
In my pocket?" Sexton described the meeting as a "fortunate accident of two deeply relational personalities coming together".
