Sentence examples for fortunate to become from inspiring English sources

They were fortunate to become only internally displaced and not refugees.

In India the average woman lives to 68 - Rajo Devi says she was fortunate to become a mother at 70.

Since then, we've been fortunate to become a part of the daily workflow of tens of thousands of freelance designers and creative teams.

I was fortunate to become superficially acquainted with many actors, camera people, directors, and stage hands.

LK: I've been very fortunate to become associated with an area of records that still involve live tracking dates and actually playing with group of musicians.

Years ago, as a young activist and organizer, I was fortunate to become the youngest advisory board member of the Stop the F Street Closure Coalition.

Will you join my administration if I'm fortunate enough to become mayor of the city?

"If I'm fortunate enough to become the next president, it is my expectation that Fidel Castro will finally be taken off this planet," he said.

Working in the Humboldt this summer as a wilderness ranger, I was fortunate enough to become well acquainted with these venerable trees perched high on the Great Basin's jagged ridgelines.

I know because I was fortunate enough to become friends with an artist called Stanley Donwood, a letterpress printer called Richard Lawrence and a young writer called Dan Richards, who is clever with his hands as well as with words.

She moved to Chicago, worked at menial jobs and in 1950 left for New York, where she took on a new name — she was born neither Louise nor Hay — and was, to quote "You Can Heal Your Life," the 1984 book that made her rich and famous, "fortunate enough to become a high-fashion model," working showrooms for Bill Blass, Oleg Cassini and Pauline Trigère.