Sentence examples for a fortunate mistake from inspiring English sources
"This is a fortunate mistake," said the land commissioner, Jerry Patterson, "because it will give Texans an opportunity to become more informed about why this land should be conveyed to a good steward".
This seminal work, like so many innovations in sound, is the result of a fortunate mistake.
Andy Larkham is a disorganised, impecunious editor of exploitative self-help books (Make Your Black Dog Your Guide Dog), who is prone to fortunate mistakes.
There were many happy twists of fate that led to the most visited and talked about public art installation for a generation, not least the fluke discovery of a remarkable sentence in an unknown soldier's will and a fortunate case of mistaken identity.
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.
A fortunate coincidence, perhaps.
TAL is a fortunate survivor.
"It was a fortunate bounce".
John Harbison is a fortunate exception.
"It was a fortunate discovery".
