Sentence examples similar to considerable good fortune from inspiring English sources

Faupala, a 19-year-old striker, joined City in July after running down his contract at Lens and was a tricky opponent for Cahill and Branislav Ivanovic even if the Frenchman's goal did have a considerable element of good fortune.

Scalfaro had the good fortune to have had considerable government experience without becoming a star.

Accomplishing these intermediate goals would require considerable time and energy as well as a degree of good fortune.

Finally may I say how much I appreciate the way in which you and your government has made a start on the considerable task ahead and wish you the very best of good fortune.

Only those with considerable alternative resources – strong, loving families, attentive and content parents, the good fortune of having loyal friends, good schools alert to their wellbeing as well as achievement – will manage to get through to adulthood relatively unscathed.

It was a constituency where the Union of Post Office Workers held considerable weight – the late MP had been known as "Post Office Williams" – which was Charles's good fortune.

I had the good fortune to stumble upon the session in which Allegra realized, with considerable ex citement, that the young man, despite a considerable initial difficulty in expressing him self, actually was, in fact, a C.O. Allegra also discovered that Dave was an apprentice weld er.

And I had the good fortune of Tooter, The Machine and my former boss eventually rallying around my vision with their considerable super powers.

Goodwin acknowledged his good fortune.

His good fortune ended there.

With good fortune that happened".