Sentence examples for fortunate day from inspiring English sources
"I think it was the most happy and fortunate day of my entire career," skipper Shashikala Siriwardene told BBC Sinhala.
Doc Rivers had quite a fortunate day on Monday.
A quarterfinal always has drama, but this has been a particular well-played affair for Italy, I think, and a fortunate day for England to still be in it.
Which brings us to that fortunate day in 1981.
When it was rediscovered by Belzoni in 1817, he referred to it as "..a fortunate day..".
Supporters of abolishing the state's death penalty were more fortunate Thursday.
Finally, sleet and rain aside, I couldn't have asked for a more fortunate first day to intern at the Burke Library, as that day each of the 48 manuscripts comprising the Burke's Syriac manuscripts collection were laid out, side-by-side, in the conference room – able to be viewed all together for the first time – and I was invited along!
Cassandra Clare's "Some Fortunate Future Day" is as wan as any of her pallid heroes.
We were fortunate that day to have our DARE officer come and speak to our group.
I, for one, am proud to be working with people who value our natural world and understand how we fit within the ecosystem of this incredibly beautiful planet, and feel fortunate every day to be able to promote this work through the online news service, EcoWatch.org.org
