Sentence examples for fortunate fellow from inspiring English sources

What a fortunate fellow I am, I kept telling myself.

'I see myself as a fortunate fellow being given a new lease of life,' he said.

Mr. Podziba, fortunate fellow, is in his sixth year as the city's boyishly ebullient, terminally earnest sports commissioner.

Although Mr. McDermott might complain that his career interfered with his handicap -- he was a 7, down from 4 -- he was a fortunate fellow and he knew it.

According to the Domesday Book, the first record of land ownership in England, the fortunate fellow was given the land by his father, who had fought with William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings 20 years before.

Ugliness from the meritocrats, who are remarkably dismissive of their less fortunate fellow citizens (of all the myths about America, the myth that it is not a class-conscious society is perhaps the most risible).

14 fortunate fellows take naps afternoons.

In the House, lame ducks swarmed up the aisles, shaking hands and chatting with their more fortunate fellows.

I also hope that my grandchildren will come to understand the joy of helping their less fortunate fellows to fulfill their dreams.

Assuming those instincts are correct, his comments help illuminate the way many well-off Americans feel about their less-fortunate fellow countrymen – and it isn't a pretty thing to see.

It is to be hoped that the congresses provided us with some insight into the thinking of those who have the power to help the less fortunate among their fellow human beings.