Sentence examples for fortune of our from inspiring English sources

"The John Dory was traumatic because we had to raise all the money ourselves, and we spent a fortune of our friends-slash-investors' money," Friedman said.

So why on earth are the politicians spending a fortune of our money when we can least afford it on doing things to prevent events 50 years from now? They've employed scientists to tell them what they want to hear.

You just don't comprehend that in our society there is a small privileged class (some call it the 1%) that by inalienable right possesses the wealth and fortune of our civilization.

"We were hopeful one day he would help change the fortunes of our society".

Jane M. Kenny, the commissioner of the Department of Community Affairs, said, "The fortunes of our urban centers affect the whole of the state".

"His time as chancellor of the exchequer was vital in turning the fortunes of our country around, cutting borrowing, lowering tax rates and conquering inflation.

There was cover for fledglings too – I knew this because of watching the fortunes of our garden blackbirds and their broods over the years.

This time when it happened I vowed to divorce myself from emotion, to untether the fortunes of our hapless nation from my heart.

I would argue that while Europe is crucial to the fortunes of our higher education sector it is not enough for the UK to remain in Europe.

His time as chancellor was vital in turning the fortunes of our country around, cutting borrowing, lowering tax rates and conquering inflation.

Cirl buntings are also a sign of hope: that with effort we can turn around the fortunes of our farmland species.