Sentence examples for fortunate one from inspiring English sources

While 10% of pupils taking their GCSEs had less than £49,000 spent on them, a more fortunate one in 10 had more than £67,000 spent on their education by the government.

And, obviously, a very fortunate one.

The choice turned out to be a fortunate one.

The officials gave them plenty of breaks, and their equalizing goal was a fortunate one.

"Do you feel like the lucky one, the fortunate one to escape and have a good life?" he was asked.

"I'm not a wealthy woman, but I'm a very fortunate one," wrote the donor, who asked to remain anonymous.

"And I'm one of the few fortunate ones who gets to put this uniform on, have done it longer than the average person".

Mr. Altuzarra, 27, is one of the fortunate ones.

I was one of the fortunate ones to get to know him just a little better.

He is one of the fortunate ones whose house is insured, but they plan to relocate.

Rupa Kamat Platjouw was one of the fortunate ones – she got the help she needed, eventually.