Sentence examples for fortunate times from inspiring English sources

It is noticeable that the actions of some hardline young Muslims who turn to fundamentalist teachings are almost always at odds with the views of their parents, many of whom have seen less fortunate times.

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

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

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

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

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.

Newman says he's coming to the US "at a very fortunate time", when it is lapping up British artists such as Adele and Arctic Monkeys.

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.

In perhaps the autobiography's saddest moment, Twain tells himself that Susy's death was for the best, because life is unavoidably tragic: "Susy died at the right time, the fortunate time of life; the happy age – twenty-four years.

"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.

In a cafe near a piazza, a chatty bartender informed Ms. Pauli that she had picked a fortunate time to visit: Mayor Sgarbi's renewal program, Progetto Terremoto — Project Earthquake — was beginning that very day.