Sentence examples for fortunate now from inspiring English sources
"I do feel fortunate now, having put this amount of money in the bank," Mr. Lieberman said.
We're fortunate now to live in a time where LGBT people can see more accurate representations of their everyday lives in everyday television programming.
We're fortunate now to have a burgeoning literature on the experience of autism — memoirs like John Elder Robison's "Look Me in the Eye," or literary fiction like Nora Raleigh Baskin's "Anything but Typical" (a children's book that's every bit as subtle and smart as the best adult novel), or exquisite essays like Ms. Leal's "Little Boy Lost".
We delayed our own gratification to help those less fortunate now.
I really feel fortunate now, though, that I can look at something and get a sense and a feel for it.
And he seems to know how fortunate he now is.
"The industry has been very fortunate until now".
"I feel very fortunate right now," she said, despite the $5,000 her investments have lost this year.
"I feel fortunate right now because I just got a record contract in Nashville," said Laura Bell Bundy, a star of "Hairspray" and "Legally Blonde".
Pelevin himself is fortunate; he now earns around $50,000 a year from his writing, making him wealthy by typical Russian standards -- and allowing him to escape the country for months at a time.
