Sentence examples for fortune constantly from inspiring English sources
"Happy days!" is one of his favourite exclamations, along with "just fantastic" and "what a hoot", and he references his own good fortune constantly, with "I know how lucky I am," or "How lucky was that?" When the conversation turns to something that might be considered silly or irksome, Davies reframes it with "I love that".
But in a Schumpeterian economy, with fortunes constantly destroyed and created, potential clients have demanded a more aggressive investment posture.
Even the people I met in "easy money" businesses such as scamming and Nollywood toil entrepreneur's hours to build their fortunes, constantly under pressure to outsmart the people out to kill their livelihoods– whether that's law enforcement in the case of scammers or pirates in the case of Nollywood.
In his world fortunes are constantly being made and squandered.
Tocqueville also recognised, however, that the logic or psychology of equality made Americans physically and mentally restless – seeking to rise from obscurity and secure material enjoyments in a society where relationships, and fortunes, were constantly made and undone.
When I did crisis management for Fortune 100 companies I constantly repeated the mantra, "Don't trust us, track us," to their senior managers.
He dwells constantly on his good fortune rather than his disappointments, though he owns up to a few when I press him.
Always believe fortune cookies.
The Chinese, who are pouring a fortune into their CCTV media network, are constantly seeking to understand how Britain came to lead the way in global communications.
It's easy to begin feeling you are somehow lacking because you haven't achieve the success or fortune of others, especially when we are constantly regaled with stories about the rich and famous in the news.
As for SecureTech, the company sees a big opening in this area as Fortune 500 organizations struggle with security in a constantly changing landscape.
