Sentence examples for from fortunate from inspiring English sources
We have become professional beggars, stretching out our hands and showing our wounds to these saviors from fortunate lands.
And after a segue from "Fortunate," one of his older singles (by R. Kelly), to "The Lady in My Life," a Michael Jackson ballad (by Rod Temperton), he dispelled the solicitous mood with a promise of conquest.
Would Lampard depart wondering whether the bigger clubs do, indeed, benefit from fortunate decisions at key times as was suggested so often when he was propelling Chelsea to trophies?
A purpose of this festival, like those in Telluride, Toronto and Venice, is to provide coming movies with a dose of early attention, from geographically fortunate film buffs and from articles like this one.
Goldman Sachs describes this as the "biggest trade drag in US history".Not only have America's imports bounced back faster than its output, its imports from Asia have recovered faster than its purchases from less fortunate parts of the world, points out Frederic Neumann of HSBC.
From Taiwan to Virginia Gie-Ming's immigration to the United States arose from a fortunate connection.
Their career has benefited from many fortunate turns.
Jackson, in the end, walked away from football, fortunate to be mentally intact.
Michael Gove would be another shaken survivor, covered in human detritus from less fortunate colleagues.
Yet the tragedies that surround her have not stopped her from feeling fortunate.
