Sentence examples for fortunate too from inspiring English sources

In the end, she was fortunate, too, in her opponents.

She was fortunate, too, in her other collaborators.

She is fortunate, too, to be working with one of theatre's leading set designers, John Napier.

But I am fortunate, too, that Yellowstone is a laboratory for science and conservation.

She was fortunate, too, in having a miraculous "flying agent" who made "the waters part" for her.

We were fortunate too to have a new collection from the incomparable Alice Munro, now in her 80s.

We're very fortunate". Fortune will smile, too, upon Orange County — and maybe its female population in particular — on Wednesday when the Wanted take the stage at the OC Fair's Pacific Amphitheatre.

Lambert has been fortunate to avoid too much criticism thus far.

Thanks to a rather too fortunate coincidence, she gets to know some other prostitutes.

It's a virtue of "Joe College" that it makes acting out of pure self-interest seem almost noble under certain circumstances; after all, most of Danny's Yale classmates have been too fortunate to find themselves in the kind of situations he regularly navigates.

Hitler himself sipped some health tea during these hours of intimacy and ate prodigious amounts of cake (this cake eating was responsible for a slight digestive disorder and the addition of a 'bay window' to his already not too fortunate figure)." • Music was another form of relaxation.