Sentence examples for fortunate though from inspiring English sources

I was fortunate, though, because he began hitting someone else.

I was fortunate, though, because the accident prompted some additional delving into my symptoms.

We are fortunate though, as our administration has begun to listen to our voices and real change is underway.

It seems that Bobs Worth will not be so fortunate, though, if the quality of the field for Saturday's Betfair Chase, his first race since the Cheltenham Festival, is any guide.

Cook can count himself fortunate, though, to have had the diligence of the umpire Billy Bowden and the benefit of technology to have been able to continue his innings after mistiming an attempted slog-sweep cum pick-up against Beer.

There was nothing fortunate, though, about the immense efforts of Jamie Heaslip and Andrew Sheridan, the tackling and alertness of Riki Flutey and Tommy Bowe in midfield or the footballing qualities of Martyn Williams.

I really feel fortunate now, though, that I can look at something and get a sense and a feel for it.

For a fortunate few though fortunes could be won 'with a rapidity only equalled by the princely gains of some of the adventurers who accompanied Pizarro to Peru', noted one observer.

septentrionalis) doesn't appear that fortunate: Even though these animals roost alone during hibernation, all 14 populations in the study disappeared within 5 years of the fungus arriving at those caves.

I was still one of the lucky and fortunate ones though.

For some, though, the fortunate moment came a few seconds too late.