Sentence examples for fortunate enough to interview from inspiring English sources

She was fortunate enough to interview the primatologist Dame Jane Goodall.

Hillenburg, who I was fortunate enough to interview in 2016, was nuts about life under the sea ever since a childhood reared on scuba diving and Jacques Cousteau.

The next person who is fortunate enough to interview Trump should ask him: If we abandon the nuclear agreement, what happens then?

Mr. Smith, who is now 84, said, "In recent years it dawned on me that, if anything, the significance of recollections from Jerry Lee Lewis, Mick Jagger, Smokey Robinson, Ahmet Ertegun, Herb Alpert, Ruth Brown and all the other notables I was fortunate enough to interview, are truly part of the fabric of our cultural history".

His insights and association with Eric Ries laid the foundation for "The Lean Startup" methodology, and I was fortunate enough to interview him last week at Startup Grind.

I was fortunate enough to interview with a fantastic, honest faculty mentor who ultimately offered me some incredible career advice, even though his home institution was not my top pick.

I was fortunate enough to meet and interview one of the so-called Buffalo Soldiers, African-American soldiers who served during World War II.

Over the last ten years, I've been fortunate enough to conduct interviews with some genuinely remarkable artists and industry figures from the Chicago music community.

If you are fortunate enough to secure an interview, it is always worth asking who will be interviewing you.

I was fortunate enough to snag an interview with Viveport President Rikard Steiber.

"If you were fortunate enough to attend the interviews that we had, we finally had three candidates out of a shortlist of a number and Mark sold himself very, very well.