Sentence examples similar to a fortunate advantage from inspiring English sources
Pembridge, atoning for his earlier error, took advantage of a fortunate ricochet off of Wayne Collins to slide over an inch-perfect cross from the right-hand side which Radzinski made no mistake in heading home from close range.
Steven Pienaar took advantage of a fortunate break to crash home the opener.
Horne's short pass put Arundel through a gap and over the line immediately after the break, and Lineham then took advantage of a fortunate rebound to make it a personal hat-trick.
Rabbitohs captain Inglis then rounded off a flowing move and winger Reddy took advantage of a fortunate bounce from a kick into the Saints' in-goal area as the Australian team led 24-0 athehe break.
And yet the home support roused their side, as Damien Duff surged forward, took advantage of a fortunate deflection off Hugo Rodallega, and squared the ball for Petric to fire in from six yards.
McCarthy-Scarsbrook was the next to contribute to the opening period try-fest, powering beyond three attempted tacklers before, at the other end, Grix took advantage of a fortunate bounce from Brough's high kick to reduce the growing deficit.
A fortunate try restored Saints' three-score lead when Matty Lees took advantage of the Warrington defence letting a Lachlan Coote kick bounce, but there was nothing fortuitous about what happened thereafter.
Michael Phelps is a fortunate man, and it appears that he is taking full advantage of the opportunity he now has to build a healthier life for himself, his fiancée, and their new baby boy.
A fortunate coincidence, perhaps.
TAL is a fortunate survivor.
