Sentence examples for fortuitous way from inspiring English sources

Her subsequent career as a singer and songwriter has unfolded in a similarly fortuitous way.

For all of City's quick, fluid, pass-them-to-death football, it was a scruffy, fortuitous way to score and the same applied when Silva opened the scoring earlier in the match.

Sometimes things evolve in a fortuitous way and you find a way.

Margaret Wheeler Johnson: (even though they are a little late to the party, as Emily Nussbaum pointed out) (in a possibly fortuitous way) Lori Leibovich: I actually think they mishandled the publicity over-did it completely b.c there is no way anything can live up to that kind of hype Lori Fradkin: Are you having Girls fatigue?

More generally, compensatory mutations have been detected, often in a fortuitous way, during genetic analyses of different viruses of animals or plants (see Luna et al. [ 36] and references therein).

So many elements came together in the most fortuitous ways that it has perhaps made us overconfident for the next film, and we are already developing ideas for the follow-up.

The timing of the men's shows was in a way fortuitous: had designers been showing women's clothes, the symbols would have been radically different, and might not have revealed this collision between politics and fashion.

But the weak real estate market and shaky tourism of that time proved, in some ways, fortuitous for the future of Palm Springs.

"We should not lose sight of the notion that this was in some ways fortuitous that prosecutors got put onto this by a peculiar kind of constellation of events," said Richard A. Nagareda, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, referring to Mr. Weiss, Mr. Scruggs and Mr. Lerach.

The arrival of Hughes at TNR is fortuitous in more ways than one: it also puts an end to an extended drama centered around Martin Peretz, a Harvard social studies lecturer who bought the magazine, in 1974, with funds from his wife, Anne Labouisse Farnsworth, an heir to the Singer sewing-machine fortune.

On September 29th Mr Wijers detailed his plans to extract £100m in cost savings by cutting out overlaps between the merged companies, along with at least 3,500 jobs from a global workforce of 60,000.Mr Wijers's timing was fortuitous, in two ways.