Sentence examples for changes of fortune from inspiring English sources

The war brought dramatic changes of fortune for both sides.

These promises are hard to keep: organizations have changes of heart or changes of fortune.

To be Icelandic, he says, is to be "flexible" to sudden changes of fortune (it's probably a weather thing).

The company's recent struggles could fill a libretto of jilted lovers, betrayal and sudden changes of fortune.

And I didn't understand that obeying the rules provided no protection from the changes of fortune that shape every life.

Although the sector has experienced some changes of fortune in recent years, it is now reported to be growing steadily at 8 9% per year.

Is this a change of fortune for the Mets?

On dropped chances alone he deserved a change of fortune.

That would spell a remarkable change of fortune, not to speak of public attitudes.

George Graham's installation in place of Howard Wilkinson brought a change of fortune.

First, because this latest change of fortune may not be decisive.