Sentence examples for fortunate connection from inspiring English sources
From Taiwan to Virginia Gie-Ming's immigration to the United States arose from a fortunate connection.
Gie-Ming's immigration to the United States arose from a fortunate connection.
That legal service came by way of another fortunate connection: Laura A. Taichman, a fellow students of Mr. Tankleff at a Port Jefferson high school and a former co-worker at the bagel stores.
While Cruz, will no doubt, bring his Harvard debating skills to the debate, he will be blessed with an exceptional gift of communication and likeability as Venus (i.e. fortunate social connections) makes a lucky aspect to Mercury (i.e. communication) and Jupiter (i.e. wisdom, fellowship and religion).
Henry was fortunate in this connection to have the services of Maximilien de Béthune, duc de Sully, who was admitted to the king's financial council in 1596.
But a large number of people also tell pollsters that it is becoming harder to get ahead, that tension is rising between rich and poor, that the rich are rich because of connections and fortunate birth.
I was fortunate enough to connect with Esporte Interativo through an alumnus who is a partner at the company, yet as a foreigner I would have never had the chance to interview were it not for this personal connection.
Reichs's plotting technique consists of neatly aligning coincidental events ("perhaps the timing of his visit was fortunate"), and her forced emotional connections reduce her competent scientist to weeping copious tears over the child cadavers that turn up on her morgue slab.
A: For the most part, we've been very fortunate to have many natural connections from the corporate world, but having the backing from the likes of Amazon and Sony has opened up a lot of doors for us.
More importantly, it is about deepening our connection with those less fortunate.
Grajalo, a professor by day, is fortunate enough to have an Internet connection at his university not that his office hookup is much of an improvement.
