Sentence examples for fortunate enough to put from inspiring English sources

Allah . . . made us fortunate enough to put such people to the sword".

"I was so far back that I was fortunate enough to put two good rounds together," he said.

"It's understood the first time you're fortunate enough to put the uniform on that there's a way of doing things," Clark, a first-year Yankee, said.

We were fortunate enough to put together a really strong advisory board before we went out for our raise, and it helped quite a bit.

To go on assignment with her, as I was fortunate enough to do several times, was to put aside your own various anxieties about getting the story, and act as therapist and counsel that things would go to plan, that despite all her fears this wouldn't be the time she did not get the picture, that all would be well.

But for those who've not made up their mind, I'd like to conclude by this promise, should I be fortunate enough to become your president, when I put my hand on the Bible I will swear to not only uphold the laws of the land, but I will also swear to uphold the honor and the dignity of the office to which I had been elected, so help me God.

For those who are fortunate enough to do so, you cannot really put a price on the excitement, exercise, fresh air, or the memories!

Yet if you're fortunate enough to have money to invest, you must do something.

Being "fortunate enough to be asked" is one way of putting it.

A payroll tax holiday, estimated to put over $1,000.00 in the pockets of those Americans fortunate enough to still be employed; b.

But as anyone fortunate enough to meet her knows, she is not the sort who puts on airs.