The revival house is dead in all but a handful of fortunate cities, and most neighborhood video stores stock a limited number of pictures made before the youngest clerks were born.
All the kid can do is go back to the place where he grew up, keep competing, keep jawing and prove that even children who grew up in affluent, planned communities -- miles from Broad Street -- have the desire and moxie to compete with the harder, less-fortunate city kids.
He said he was fortunate the city has strong news media.
They will be fortunate if city residents and visitors remain as eager to catch a glimpse of the Enterprise as those gathered along the West Side were on Friday.
Ward's efforts immediately after Dzeko's goal showed that Pulis has instilled a steely side to his team, though they were perhaps fortunate that City only found the target twice in a first half where they registered 15 shots.
Which is fortunate, because cities are generally beneficial in any number of ways — more efficient than suburbs and small towns in their use of energy and other resources, more conducive to the free flow of ideas, more tolerant, more, well, urbane.
A true New Yorker, Mr. Stempel always championed the cause of the less fortunate in the city.
That is fortunate for the city, as it makes room for the next new New Yorker ready to try his chance.
We're fortunate that the city has put a premium on data transparency, and with each passing year more data is available online.
Staying in Vancouver may limit my options in choosing the ideal position for me, but I am also fortunate that the city has built quite a booming scientific community.
The less fortunate headed to city shelters, where there was no green tea or rugelach, only self-heating emergency meals.
