Sentence examples for fortunate enough to live from inspiring English sources

"I have been fortunate enough to live in Europe, Latin America and travel through the world.

Would anyone not fortunate enough to live in a chateau be able to duplicate the recipes?

I am fortunate enough to live in one of the Lancashire "hovels", Haslingden, part of Rossendale.

But he was fortunate enough to live close to Ola During Children's Hospital, the leading pediatric institution.

Some people are fortunate enough to live in a nice home, but not everyone is blessed in that way".

And that spirit of optimism and courage must guide those of us fortunate enough to live here.

Sandra Brinker I'm fortunate enough to live in Chicago's 49th Ward, the only other place in the U.S. that has implemented participatory budgeting.

If you are fortunate enough to live to 92, you are also unfortunate enough to have few people left from your formative years.

Some people may be fortunate enough to live in cities or newly developed suburbs where wires, cables, transmitters and receivers are buried underground or hidden on rooftops.

If she's fortunate enough to live 25 more years, that's the equivalent of sitting on a 401(k) of about $1.5 million.

Yet those of us fortunate enough to live in a part of the world not generally threatened by them can become complacent.