Sentence examples for fortune itself from inspiring English sources
Also ineligible to apply as contestants are individuals who have appeared on a different game show within the previous year, three other game shows within the past ten years, or on any version of Wheel of Fortune itself.
This seemed odd to us because Charan isn't a Fortune staffer or even a journalist; he's a management consultant/guru/author who has been lovingly profiled in the pages of, well, Fortune itself.
The maintenance of those old places cost a fortune in itself; it would fall down around their ears.
Fortune evened itself out with Coventry's equaliser, three minutes from time, involving Freddie Sears in an offside position, before Gary Deegan forced in Clinton Morrison's cross.
The Bose Corporation made a name (and a fortune) for itself in the late 1960's by introducing what it called Direct/Reflecting loudspeakers, designed to make use of nearby walls to bounce sound around a room.
Great-grandson of Richard Beatty Mellon, heir to T. Mellon & Sons banking fortune; bank itself no longer in family hands.
His career took an excellent upward turn in 1343 when he was appointed bishop of the Welsh See of Asaph, but this good fortune reversed itself when it turned out the position was not really vacant.
China Fortune describes itself as "principally engaged in distribution and trading of mobile phones and related accessories, development of marketing and after-sales service network and mining and processing of celestite, zinc and lead minerals".
BLOOMBERG NEWS Bank of America Said to Plan 40 Job Cuts in Asia | BLOOMBERG NEWS The Return of Neuberger Berman | The asset management firm, which once was owned by Lehman Brothers, is now "pursuing the bold expansion strategy once undertaken by Lehman itself," Fortune writes.
WALL STREET JOURNAL The V.C. Deal That Got Away | Norwest Venture Partners, which turned down an opportunity to invest in Workday, "has got to be kicking itself," Fortune's Dan Primack writes.
England will have gleaned nothing of consequence from such play as there was, beyond the fact that Mitchell Johnson is bowling with some rapidity and a good measure of control, and that Michael Carberry is having similar fortune to Edgbaston itself.
