Sentence examples for fortunate enough to win from inspiring English sources
I've been fortunate enough to win three Stanley Cups.
"I was fortunate enough to win everything on the national team and club level.
"I was fortunate enough to win the Challenge Cup seven times," Cunningham said.
"And I will do the very best I can if I'm fortunate enough to win today".
"I was fortunate enough to win the m.v.p. in the Blue-Gray Game," he said.
How they're the kind of people you would want by your side if you were fortunate enough to win.
If I'm fortunate enough to acquire some of my family's fans then I'm winning because their fans are very intelligent and sophisticated music listeners.
So it feels really good to be fortunate enough to have won".
You train every day for four years in the build-up to a Summer or Winter Olympics, living an indescribably boring life of training and eating carefully and going to bed early – and then, if you're fortunate enough to have won a gold medal at the tournament, you return home to a whirlwind tour of chat shows and parties and red-carpet walks.
"This is great," he bellowed to assembled travellers, sweetly extending the bounty to those who were not in his touring party – and indeed those not fortunate enough to have won first prize in the lottery of life and been born an Englishman.
"Me, at that time a 30-plus experienced player fortunate enough to have won a lot of stuff, I hung on every word he said.
