Sentence examples for fortunate to hear from inspiring English sources

This evening we will be fortunate to hear one of the most famous arias for a tenor, Nessun Dorma.

We are fortunate to hear his voice among all the clamor as we roll into the "third millennium".

I was fortunate to hear Carroll speak about the project in October at an Open Access meeting organised by Garrett McMahon at Queen's University (video - his talk starts at 2 39 30) and was struck by his passion and idealism — that's the young for you — and by his sheer delight at the fact that he and McArthur had been able to make their project happen by recruiting support from across the globe.

In my role, I collaborate with business and technology leaders across many industries, so I'm fortunate to hear different perspectives on cloud computing.

It was end of a World Cup that has contained the noise of Brazil's fans as they backed their team in searing atmospheres across the country, with the rendition of their national anthem remembered by anyone fortunate to hear it.

To arrive at our current seedling stage, we've been fortunate to hear tips, tricks, and cautionary tales from other food entrepreneurs which have proven invaluable.

Two weeks ago I was fortunate enough to hear a number of fund managers talk on various aspects of both global and American stock markets.

This led to the creation of his postcard project, which we in the Co-Design Studio were fortunate enough to hear about and see the postcards firsthand.

I've been fortunate enough to hear many stories of schools and teachers who have engaged positively with these issues, partnering with organisations such as Stonewall, Educate and Celebrate, Schools Out and Diversity Role Models.

In addition to papers considering the political context of the speech and the nature of Wilson's rhetoric, delegates were fortunate enough to hear the thoughts of Sir Gerald Kaufman MP and the late Geoffrey Goodman, both of whom had worked closely with Wilson during the 1960s.

Those who have been fortunate enough to hear all of these performances will have seen how Gardiner's hand-picked lineup of soloists has been knitted into a real company, with many of the singers taking roles in all three operas.