Sentence examples for a fortunate beginning from inspiring English sources

She had a fortunate beginning, but Lucky is already facing additional trials.

It might seem a fortunate accident, the beginning of a romance, but Marianne's determination to delude herself about the weather bodes ill.

Psychologically speaking, Adam and Eve's expulsion is, as they say, a "fortunate fall": the beginning not of mankind's damnation but of its liberation; sexuality, after all, is the catalyst for growth.

The tracking of Mr. Shahzad and his links to Pakistan began with a fortunate match of phone numbers, a law enforcement official speaking on condition of anonymity said Wednesday.

Eventually something magical happens: the kite catches a fortunate gust of wind and it begins to fly seemingly on it's own.

Dunfermline had begun the season with a fortunate draw at home to St Mirren.

It will depend on the game and who is available to you". Dunfermline had begun the season with a fortunate draw at home to St Mirren.

And a tournament that began with 64 players has been reduced to a fortunate 16.

Increasing numbers of Americans did, in fact, begin paying attention to the Kentucky Derby, as a result of a fortunate set of circumstances surrounding the race.

McLaughlin began his career far from technology, however, and credits much of his success to a fortunate tragedy.

A fortunate few like my father suffer no symptoms until as late as their 60s, but for most it begins in their late 30s to mid-40s.