Sentence examples for fortunate enough to take from inspiring English sources

"We were fortunate enough to take the punch and stop the bleeding by making another run and getting stops and executing on offense," Mr. Rodriguez said.

Nine months later, speaking at the National Club in Berlin, Hitler said that if he was fortunate enough to take power he would build such camps.

"He knows it won't be easy, but he also believes that if Republicans are fortunate enough to take back the majority, we'll owe it to the American people to try".

"I'm not yet fortunate enough to take only the scripts that capture my fancy," she says, "but each one has to be a new experience, to put me in a light that audiences haven't necessarily seen me before".

Huts from £8; kohlipethailand.com Plainsailing Porn's Bungalows, Koh Chang Many of us have been fortunate enough to take a trip to Thailand and, tragic though it is, you can become a little uninspired on arrival at yet another beautiful beach hut on yet another beautiful island.

HONG KONG - THIRTY years ago I was fortunate enough to take a photograph that has become perhaps the most recognizable image of the fall of Saigon -- you know it, the one that is always described as showing an American helicopter evacuating people from the roof of the United States Embassy.

I'm fortunate enough to have taken an incredible vision and made it a reality.

"We were fortunate enough to get him taken out of net".

I first experienced Bolgheri over three decades ago — fortunate enough to have been taken there by a family who had in many ways adopted my mother and me in Florence after my father's death.

I'm fortunate enough to have a job that takes care of the hardware issue, but many aren't so lucky.

"Those fortunate enough to get picked will of course take those attributes Down Under".