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Sentence examples for To fortune from inspiring English sources

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To fortune

noun

Destiny, especially favorable.

  • She read my fortune. Apparently I will have a good love life this week, but I will have a bad week for money.

synonyms

wealthlotdestinycircumstancesluck

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"Hostages to fortune?" I said.

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The Guardian - Books

But the forecasts remain hostages to fortune.

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Yale University

Go to Fortune Article via CNNMoney.com ».

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The New York Times

Everything becomes a hostage to fortune here.

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The Guardian - Arts

That is a vast hostage to fortune.

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The Guardian

There was just one hostage to fortune.

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The Guardian

This one was not going to Fortune.

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The New Yorker

In his case, fate lost out to fortune.

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The New York Times

The sports columnist is a professional hostage to fortune.

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Independent

LOFTY words are always a hostage to fortune.

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The Economist

I ask not that; to fortune that ascribe.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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