Sentence examples for from a fortunate from inspiring English sources

From Taiwan to Virginia Gie-Ming's immigration to the United States arose from a fortunate connection.

Gie-Ming's immigration to the United States arose from a fortunate connection.

The Rangers benefited from a fortunate bounce for the only goal in the first period, at 6 minutes 15 seconds.

Wambach has an overhead kick in the back of the net, from a fortunate deflection, but she's clearly offside.

They came, he said, from a fortunate combination of good stories with the right filmmakers and hard work by a number of executives, including Ms. Pascal, who was on his staff before leaving in 1994 to run Turner Pictures.

Drawn with Hungary, Finland, Moldova and Europe's statistically worst team, San Marino, as well as the Dutch, Sweden benefited from a fortunate draw and will now take its place in Poland and Ukraine next year as a result.

But for every small venture that has soared from such a fortunate embrace, countless others have been relegated to commercial limbo by a relationship with a giant company that failed to develop.

AT the far edge of daily commuting distance from Manhattan lies Milford, a fortunate town that is both historic and scenic, and that has become a popular spot for second homes.

Typically, the man from San Diego provided eye-catching theatre; most notably on the 18th hole where a fortunate bounce from his approach shot left him 15ft behind the pin.

"We're getting what we deserve," said the captain before the full-back Lee Byrne, man of the match, explained the new pragmatism that underpinned Saturday's performance and the transformation of Wales from a side fortunate to lead at the interval - they would not have if Gonzalo Canale had not butchered the easiest of chances - into one which again ripped the opposition apart in the second half.

So they ran a second experiment three years after the earthquake, studying another group of 6- and 9-year-olds from the same devastated area of Sichuan, as well as a control group from a more fortunate region of the province.