Sentence examples for fortunate to pull from inspiring English sources
We were fortunate to pull through".
A man was rescued from the fast-flowing River Severn in Worcester and was said to be "extremely fortunate" to be pulled to safety by paramedics.
If you have fabulously slim legs at 70, then you're fortunate to be able to pull off an elegant trouser suit that some women in their 20s couldn't.
Penalty, Thomas Müller, 2-1, ofe of those terribly fortunate Bayern wins that only Bayern are capable to pull off regularly.
Andreas Weimann lobbed in to pull one back, Leandro Bacuna levelled with a fortunate effort and Delph put Villa ahead with a fierce drive.
We were fortunate that one of our editors, Fran Panetta, had radio experience, so we were able to pull together a series of soundscapes.
A: I'm fortunate to have possibly the best parents one could ask for - they always knew when to push and when to pull, and they encouraged curiosity, discovery and blazing your own path.
To pull — pull herself out.
"As he reached upwards for his mate to pull him aboard, he was attacked and pulled beneath the seas and was never seen again, having become a meal for the hungry school of squid," says Roper. "I considered myself quite fortunate to have come out of the water in more or less one piece".
