Sentence examples for fortunately though for from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, though, for those in New York, enthusiasts of the classics can try to check out the productions of the Public and the Royal Shakespeare Company, but can also find plenty of free alternatives, including an all-female "Henry V," one of at least three productions of that play (another involves a boat ride to Governors Island).

Fortunately, though, for the McBush Republicans, there's an outside collaborator working in their favor: the barbecue media whose success also depends greatly upon both ignorance and disingenuousness (Olbermann and others excluded).

Fortunately though for everyone who uses a computer, a tethered version of the Wave keyboard is soon to hit the market.

Fortunately, though, you can start practicing now for the difficult times you're likely to face.

Fortunately, though, in a column written a week later for the Guardian, Martin Kettle recognised its considerable importance.

Fortunately, though, a few progressive employers are embracing training for experienced workers.

Fortunately though, they still have something up their sleeves for fans of that side of their work.

Fortunately, though, the BBC has dug out the next best person for the job.

Fortunately though, these are the very questions that art is most well equipped to answer for us.

Fortunately, though, it is not.

Fortunately, though, they show up here.