Sentence examples for dose of fortune from inspiring English sources
"There was a good dose of fortune," Sneijder said.
It also involves a generous dose of fortune.
Alan Pardew did well to reinvigorate them thereafter before his team benefited from their own dose of fortune.
Sure, Barcelona had been fortunate, Juan Cruz suggesting that "they really shouldn't push their luck so much", Oriol Domenech insisting "it's time they added a new word to their dictionary: shoot!" But, claims Marca's Santiago Segurola, "Few teams deserve a dose of fortune like Barcelona".
Avoiding them will require a lot of hard work and another dose of good fortune.
For Walter Connolly, whose home in Queens was battered by Hurricane Sandy, a chance encounter in Brooklyn provided a dose of good fortune.
But their deficit still would have proven insurmountable were it not for a healthy dose of good fortune.
The match might well have turned into a rout without French offensive mistakes, valiant play from goalkeeper Tim Howard, and a dose of good fortune.
He was en route to the Keys for what he called a welcome vacation with his wife, Kristen, as he marveled at his latest dose of good fortune.
Still, even without that unexpected dose of good fortune, the businesslike tenor of the budget process has, in many ways, been a byproduct of the seven-day government shutdown in the summer of 2006.
And the Sea Eagles have been handed a dose of good fortune by the injury crisis that has swept the Chooks with halfback Mitch Pearce and prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves out hurt to go with the suspension-enforced absence of centre Michael Jennings.
