Sentence examples for fortunes of working from inspiring English sources

Left parties the world over were founded to advance the fortunes of working people.

Not everything: factors like increased international trade, technological change, and the shift to a service economy certainly played a role in the stagnating fortunes of working Americans.

I've had the good fortune of working for a number of profound leaders.

I had the good fortune of working for a woman who taught me a lot.

"We have the fortune of working in a European regulated market," Mr. Salgado said.

I've had the good fortune of working with a lot of the real estate families of New York.

Mr. Penn had the good fortune of working for and collaborating with two of the 20th century's most inventive and influential magazine art directors, Alexey Brodovitch and Alexander Liberman.

John Osborn, president and chief executive at BBDO New York, recalls that he had "the good fortune of working with Phil on the 'New York Miracle' campaign," referring to Philip B. Dusenberry, the agency's longtime creative leader.

As part of the United Nations team in Haiti in 1995, I had the good fortune of working with a squad of 11 Special Forces soldiers, who had been assigned to keep my province secure.

Before Hugh Grant, for instance there was another Grant, Cary, who was always reliably himself and who enjoyed the good fortune of working with some of Hollywood's finest directors, from Howard Hawks to Alfred Hitchcock.

Over the last few years, we have had the great fortune of working with an incredible team.