Sentence examples for fortunate time for from inspiring English sources

It was a fortunate time for Mr. Kauffmann, whose training had included an emphasis on city and landscape design.

It was a fortunate time for Mr. Murdoch, whose business interests and political ideology were in ascendancy.

Shown before an audience of more than 110 million people, according to Nielsen, the advertisement came at a fortunate time for Mr. Obama's re-election team.

News of this high potential of a native rascasse fishery came at a fortunate time, for I was overhasty at suggesting the tarantula as a substitute.

"It's not a fortunate time for us but I don't have anything to reproach the lads about," said the Juventus coach, Massimiliano Allegri, who rested several players with the Champions League in mind.

Chelsea Market's added emphasis on food is coming at a fortunate time for the market, which has become more of a destination for shoppers from outside of Chelsea, particularly with the draw of the High Line, an elevated park that runs along the western side of the market at 10th Avenue.

The reduction comes at a fortunate time, since the list of reasons for excluding blood donors seems only to get longer, reducing the pool of possible donors.

For tenants that may be consolidating or downsizing, the new demand for sublet space may come at a fortunate time.

In a sense, the bidding comes at a fortunate time.

It has always been a priority for me to give back to people who are less fortunate, and make time for my family amidst competing work constraints — but on both fronts, I simply want to give and do more," Singhal wrote in a letter announcing his departure from Google.

When I moved to New York in 1993, I felt fortunate to have arrived in time for the saxophonist, composer and bandleader John Zorn's 40th birthday.