Sentence examples for fortunate enough to escape from inspiring English sources

In the city, those fortunate enough to escape the flooding offered to help.

His father, an aristocrat, was imprisoned during the culminating phase of the French Revolution known as the Reign of Terror but was fortunate enough to escape the guillotine.

It is known, however, that about 150 Jewish children were fortunate enough to escape and are now roaming the streets outside the Ghetto begging in the houses of Poles.

"Into the Arms of Strangers," a new documentary by Mark Jonathan Harris, tells the story of a group of Jewish children from Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia who were fortunate enough to escape, thanks to the Kindertransport, which took 10,000 children to the safety of England in the late 1930's.

Having seen a rocket launch, Dad was fortunate enough to escape a V2's return to Earth when he was waiting for another train at Queen's Park underground station in north London.

Not everyone is fortunate enough to escape.

"Those fortunate enough to have escaped need to be treated for the unimaginable trauma they endured".

They also conveniently forget that end-of-life treatment for smoking or drink-related illnesses has already been purchased by the hundreds of thousands who have been fortunate enough to have escaped such scourges during their lives.

I was fortunate enough to have escaped to Kenya and found another life through music.

But few of us fortunate enough to have a long-lived parent can escape the problem of finding or providing care.

Unlike other countries in the region, Iraq lacks beaches and travel restrictions make it difficult for people to escape the sweltering heat, leaving many – even those fortunate enough to live in their homes – with limited options for cooling off.