Sentence examples for fortunate with it from inspiring English sources

Ms. Deen, facing that specific kind of theological court, is likely to be far more fortunate with it than with the commercial partners like the Food Network and Walmart that have dropped her. African-American Christians, drawing on both the Jesus narrative and the civil rights movement, have become well-practiced at forgiving their racist tormentors for both idealistic and practical reasons.

I know it's a non-traditional path, but I feel extremely fortunate with the way it worked out.

She was less fortunate with "Another Day" as it was based on "In the Summertime".

"That will be a pity, as Warwickshire have been in command almost throughout and would surely have won given enough time but, with most teams having been even less fortunate with the weather this week, it's not too damaging.

Corluka, who always seems to imagine himself as a Rolls Royce of a defender but is actually more of a suped-up Cortina, was dozing a little there and fortunate to get away with it.

"Everything that people have given me, I have been so fortunate with training; to give back three hours, it's nothing.

I've been fortunate with injuries so you just have to take it on the chin.

"Piety Street" (Emarcy), released last week, falls in the obvious category, with a fortunate twist: it's Mr. Scofield's old-time gospel album, recorded in New Orleans with a band drawn mainly from that city's robust R&B scene.

There's plenty not to like about it, but I've been very fortunate with my readers.

"It was a great race and we've been very fortunate with the conditions," he said.

It was a marginal call that went in Wales' favour, and they were also slightly fortunate with their opening try after 44 minutes.