Sentence examples for fortunate for all from inspiring English sources

"Was Hawk-Eye ultimately fortunate for all umpires?" he asked.

Earth's atmosphere absorbs incoming gamma rays, which is fortunate for all living things but prevents direct ground-based observations.

That's the reality of life for millions of people in Britain today, sapping our energy and sucking away our youth, and it's fortunate for all of us that there are some are still finding the strength to organise.

It is fortunate for all that she sings so well.As the sweetheart and husband of Melba, John McCallum is tailored to a turn, and Robert Morley is solemnly obese as the inevitably predatory Oscar Hammerstein.

"But I feel very fortunate for all of us to have walked away with the best picture award.

I do believe she's fortunate for all the connections she enjoys to Caroline and her family, and that we are, too.

Houston accepted afterwards that his side had been fortunate, but for all that Hibs had taken chargé of the game they still had to make that count.

Reporters took note of Schulz's size when he arrived in New Orleans: "It is a fortunate thing for all concerned that Schulz has taken up the more peaceful pursuit of physical director.

It is perhaps fortunate for us all that guileless consumers are so willing to keep propping up the economy at the expense of their own financial health.

It is fortunate, therefore, that for all the talk about a housing bubble, by most measures it does not exist.Average house prices have risen by 30% in China since 2002, less than the 46% jump in America.

You see how fortunate you are for all that you have been given, and in the process you are encouraged to think of those that don't have as much and so you give to them from that which is yours.