Sentence examples for fortunes of everything from inspiring English sources
Her husband must therefore consider the impact on her political fortunes of everything he says, does, or writes.
What can an exchange rate really mean, he wrote in Changing Fortunes (1992), in terms of everything a textbook teaches about rational economic decision making, when it changes by 30% or more in the space of 12 months only to reverse itself?
The man with the eccentric accent, the tantalizing hints of family fortune and the impressive conversational knowledge of everything from physics to art to the stock market is actually Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, who grew up in Germany, came to the United States as a teenage exchange student and never left, not even contacting his family back home for the last 20 years.
The truth, of course, is that children are subject to the same slings and arrows of fortune as everything else and that love is not an insurance policy against contingency.
It is the number that lurks behind much of modern economic life, a figure that helps shape the fortunes of nations and the price of nearly everything.
He is the third generation of Gaunts to steer the fate and fortunes of Loyalty Island, and he has apparently left everything to his son Richard.
In fact, Spacey, who bows out after High Society, which opens this week, has done everything possible to restore the fortunes of the Old Vic.
The differences have everything to do with the changing fortunes of the two neighbors.
Open-source isn't a solution for everything; it didn't turn around the flagging fortunes of Netscape's Web browser.
I was sure my good fortune had everything to do with the circumstances of my arrival.
