Sentence examples for finding fortune from inspiring English sources
His tale of finding fortune along the streets of ruined homes and upended lives is similar to those of hundreds of day laborers in New York City and its coastal suburbs.
In Aceh, for example when without much trouble the baby carried down the stairs to symbolize easiness in finding fortune.
Son Robert serves as Gap president; his brothers finding fortune elsewhere: John founded investment outfit Pisces; William ran Gap's international stores, departed in December , 1998
Nimble private-sector companies are more adept than state-owned rivals at anticipating customer whims and are finding fortunes in industries such as retailing, media and even finance.
But South Korea's sixth-largest conglomerate, or chaebol, is far from finding good fortune.
Set in a London "stolen by bats", it's an absorbing "literary RPG" that sees you exploring the Victorian capital and finding your fortune.
Lully, a natural autocrat with a weakness for page boys, came to Paris from Florence, finding his fortune after he was hired as a tutor for a cousin of the young Louis XIV.
Although not as celebrated as 19th-century French novels about social-climbing young men from the provinces, the story of a young woman finding her fortune in New York City is a fetching literary genre of its own.
And then, in the 82nd minute, when the ball popped free in a capricious moment, the substitute forward Miguel Sabah pounced on it, finding great fortune three minutes after entering the game.
In Coelho's telling, the protagonist is an Andalusian shepherd boy (Coelho says that he is that shepherd boy) who, bedding down with his flock in an abandoned church, dreams of finding a fortune at the Pyramids, in Egypt.
