Sentence examples for fortuitous connection from inspiring English sources

Unknown to her, Mr. Navarra provided a fortuitous connection to the case.

The tiny village, with its numerous wine taverns, posh hotels and restaurants and river cruise ships, has grown rich on this fortuitous connection with the English monarch.

The totems are passed on within the group, and tales about the tribe's origins suggest that each totem had a fortuitous connection with the birth of the ancestor of the clan.

Since Oct. 12, Mr. Gao's fortuitous connection to the academy has prompted some Swedish newspapers to raise questions about conflict of interest, although Mr. Malmqvist has indignantly waved away any suggestion of impropriety.

Rouquier recognized that the arrival of talking pictures made independent filmmaking too expensive, and continued to work as a printer; a fortuitous connection with a producer in 1941 — during the German occupation — allowed him to start making short documentaries professionally.

That was kind of a fortuitous connection to a psychiatrist in New York who studied piano at Juilliard, Dr. Richard Kogan.

In general, though, we discovered that there were a lot of fortuitous connections.

Then a series of fortuitous connections brought them to the attention of Brooke Davis Anderson, a curator at the American Folk Art Museum, and she put some in "Obsessive Drawing," an exhibition that remains on view at the museum through Sunday.

For this reason, if you have a chance to meet or date someone you might be romantically interested, wait until Mercury goes direct, when clarity of mind will return and you're more likely to have a fortuitous romantic connection. 5. Don't engage in any relationship with anyone who sounds dishonest or appears deceptive.

In 1941, through fortuitous American connections, he decamped to New York, where he created feverish crucifixion scenes.

The connection is not fortuitous: both bed bugs and coriander contain compounds called aldehydes.