Sentence examples for fortunate days from inspiring English sources

Remembering those more fortunate days, she made a decision.

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..".

Now that does not seem so far-fetched a notion, although Thorne laughed off the idea that he had imported some good luck from his time with the Mets, who hardly seem that fortunate these days.

The Fire Department, Coast Guard and Police Department marine operations, and most of all those on the jetliner, were fortunate that day.

Abu was fortunate; the day before, he tells me, he was given the "all clear" and released from an Ebola isolation unit that lies an hour's drive away.

I still feel very fortunate, every day.

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You shouldn't stake all your good feelings on arbitrary symbols and signs, but it's perfectly healthy to feel fortunate on any day you're landed on by a ladybug, or any day that starts with a positive omen.

She was less fortunate with "Another Day" as it was based on "In the Summertime".