Sentence examples for fortunate to consider from inspiring English sources

"We are fortunate to consider many qualified candidates for membership at Augusta National.

"We are fortunate to consider many qualified candidates for membership at Augusta National," Mr. Payne, who took over as the chairman in 2006, said in a statement.

"I was one of those fortunate enough to consider Paul Wellstone a very, very dear and special friend.

If that was outstanding from Williams, his next intervention was bizarre and almost very costly as he misjudged a ball fizzed in from the left by Ledley and the keeper could consider himself fortunate to see it come off his heel and head behind.

The Devils had to consider themselves fortunate through the first three games of their season.

Do we ever stop to consider how fortunate we are to have an HBCU (Historically Black College or University) in nearby Institute, West Virginia?

If my only problem in this land of plenty, however, is choosing to skip a meal because my calorie count is too high, then I need to consider myself fortunate.

A strategy that might prove helpful is to consider how fortunate you are that life has been good to you so far.

I've been very involved in our hospital's survivorship program and consider myself fortunate to be able to take the lead on survivorship visits for many patients completing treatment.

Larry DiLegge considers himself fortunate to have Burdette "take on this challenge" with his son, to see the two come out of their training as friends and mutual admirers.

I consider myself fortunate to have been invited to see "Gavagai," and I hope that other viewers beyond those near Bar Harbor this weekend will get to see it, too.