Sentence examples for fortunate to survive from inspiring English sources

At the rate things are going, Hamid Karzai himself will be fortunate to survive his Presidency.

He lost consciousness and, in an area with no decompression chambers, was fortunate to survive.

Firms like mine, Bhatt Murphy, will be fortunate to survive if the bill becomes law.

In 2004 Sheikh Hasina was fortunate to survive a grenade attack which killed 21 of her supporters.

In those days Olitski was sometimes uncertain of his location, and was fortunate to survive car crashes and other mishaps.

Pietersen was fortunate to survive a close lbw appeal from Muralitharan when he was on 55, but there was nothing lucky about his batting after lunch.

Soon he, like so many others fortunate enough to survive, had to flee for his life.

By 1949, when Lieberman was born, they had been fortunate enough to survive the Holocaust and find their way to a displaced-persons camp in France.

I was fortunate enough to survive the bike leg without procuring a puncture, especially since I had failed to source a repair kit in time for the race.

One day, if they were fortunate enough to survive all the disappointments life had in store for them, they would have to settle into their no longer young bodies.

As former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has suggested, let all of us who were fortunate enough to survive rededicate our lives to ensure that no one else will be orphaned by terrorism.