Sentence examples for fortunately died from inspiring English sources

Remy Charlip, a dancer, choreographer and founding member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company who dazzled avant-garde audiences for decades before finding an even larger audience writing and illustrating children's books with titles like "Dress Up and Let's Have a Party" and "Fortunately," died on Tuesday in San Francisco.

The heavy winds that had lashed the country overnight had fortunately died down in time for kick-off, but Blues were still the beneficiaries of a good breeze at their backs in the first half.

The editors Jon Lellenberg and Daniel Stashower build a succinct introduction around the as yet unknown author's "sudden impulse" in early 1880 to sign on to an Arctic whaler and join a commercial enterprise that was, fortunately, dying off even quicker than the whales upon which it preyed.

Fortunately, die-hard Blackberry users and former loyalists rooting for the company's comeback won't have to make do with the all-touch Z10 and its quirky keyboard.

Fortunately, she died of mortification not long afterwards.

Fortunately, he died two years later, and Hadrian, close to death himself, had to choose again.

Fortunately, Dyer died quite painfully a few years later, his mind now racked with doubts about whether or not killing everyone was a cool thing to do. .

The hopes, dreams and ambitions that inspired the Spring have fortunately not died, nor has the desire for a simple better life for the inhabitants of the Middle East and North Africa, free of tyranny.

Fortunately, fortunately, Squeers must have died in Australia at least a century ago, presumably of natural causes.

Hellman sued but, fortunately for McCarthy, died before the case could come to court.

Fortunately, Lapidus, who died in 2001, lived long enough to see his work rediscovered by the Philippe Starck generation.