Sentence examples for fortunate link from inspiring English sources

Now both men find themselves as free agents, while another less fortunate link between the pair has been the propensity to generate off-field headlines for a variety of indiscretions.

When Ramos launched his reputation at Sevilla he was immensely fortunate to link up with one of the finest directors of football in the business.

He was fortunate to link up with artists who seemed in tune with his personal vision, most notably Colin Davis who championed Tippett as he had Berlioz.

With 21st-century pop finesse, Ms. Nash managed to start a career by recording songs into her home computer and making some fortunate MySpace links.

We are fortunate to have the link with Cambridge and an established staff publication but both approaches could be adopted anywhere and I recommend the whole research-as-CPD process very highly.

Residents consider themselves fortunate to have excellent transportation links.

But both Gershwins, and their fortunate heirs, will be inextricably linked to their biggest hit, "Rhapsody in Blue," which is used in ads for United Airlines.

When I was nominated to attend an entrepreneurship program, I learned valuable skills that have enabled me to help my community become more productive by linking the less fortunate with opportunities.

This is a fortunate and useful finding, as cancer-associated inflammation is causatively linked with adenoma growth.

This is fortunate for the West, oblivious to discontent among Afghans unless it is directly linked to fuelling guerrilla war.

It is our link to the world -- and our future (for those of us who are fortunate enough to have release dates).