Sentence examples for a fortunate turn of from inspiring English sources

It was perhaps a fortunate turn of events.

This proves a fortunate turn of events, as their sad little town has a useless high school football team.

Britain's experience indicates economic liberalisation or a fortunate turn of the business cycle may also prevent the threshold from binding at once.Openness to trade appears to be a potent stimulant: the authors attribute the outperformance of Hong Kong and Singapore to this effect.

He later considered this a fortunate turn of events.

And in a fortunate turn of events, he was offered a position in California.

As the afternoon drifts past Defoe remembers how his life took a fortunate turn at West Ham's academy.

The man I didn't know laughed bitterly, and I laughed out of relief at this fortunate turn of events.

Through a fortunate, Cinderella story turn of events, he was adopted by a Texas family during a trip to the U.S. to be fitted with prosthetic legs.

I once had a fortunate opportunity of being able to turn a very prominent Tibetan lama onto DMT a name that you would recognize, although not one of the top five, but a more wizened, older, stranger character.

If Presidential incompetence, or unfitness — or, to use Ike's word, derangement — ever became a clear and present danger, it would take more than an inventive scriptwriter to head off a disastrous turn of the heretofore fortunate American narrative.

It's in a fortunate part of the alphabet.