Sentence examples for fortunate choices from inspiring English sources

Cooperman went on to make a series of fortunate choices.

Through her business acumen (and, some fortunate choices in spouses), she built up her wealth to become the richest woman in the world.

It was to be a fortunate choice.

For the first time the sovereign had made a fortunate choice.

West surprisingly led the diamond jack, not the spade seven, which proved to be a fortunate choice.

It was a fortunate choice, as Forman's casting of unknowns through "therapy session" group auditions was a masterstroke.

Ether was a fortunate choice as a surgical anesthetic; it was more powerful than nitrous oxide and less dangerous than chloroform (introduced a year later).

Cranko's version is saved from soap opera by his fortunate choice of collaborators (Kurt-Heinz Stolze for the score) and his genius in translating feeling and detail into theatrical symbols.

Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, now says that it was not the most fortunate choice of words when he recently attributed a decline in attendance at the house to the "cannibalization" of the audience by the company's high-definition broadcasts.

At the same time, he reminds the reader of the smart and fortunate design choices — like the site's clean, minimalist look, and the momentous 2005 decision to add photo hosting to the site — that drove the company's astonishing growth around the world to the point where it is now closing in on 500 million users.

The man pushing his shopping cart towards nothing hopeful, boxing the compass of despair, makes Brecht's Mother Courage seem downright fortunate in the choices she must make.