Sentence examples for fortunate to turn from inspiring English sources

Attaboy!' Isobel and I were fortunate to turn up on the quietest week of the year, shortly after the Labor Day holiday, so we had the courts, and the coaches, more or less to ourselves.

"We were fortunate enough to turn things around with a world-class team of talent that is second to no one.

In my non-D.C. life, I have been fortunate enough to turn my hobby of being a country music fan into my job through a media platform I started a few years ago.

"They would come and say to my son, 'Christian, get dressed.' " Those less fortunate were forced to turn over their apartments at the point of a gun.

I'm incredibly fortunate to be able to turn away an opportunity like this, and I don't begrudge anyone else who wants to try it.

My wife has roots in the tiny Maine lobster port of Winter Harbor, which means I'm fortunate to be able to turn off the wider world for a short while each summer when we visit.

I've been fortunate to be able to turn my modeling into a career, and even become financially stable along the way.

I once had a fortunate opportunity of being able to turn a very prominent Tibetan lama onto DMT a name that you would recognize, although not one of the top five, but a more wizened, older, stranger character.

It almost proved too much for them and they were fortunate that Hamza Younes was unable to turn home from close range.

It is the least fortunate in society who are forced to turn to surrogate alcohols.

The client goes into insolvency and the doctor about his business, taking care to turn the next poor patient on to his less fortunate and less experienced brother physician.