Sentence examples for good fortunes of from inspiring English sources

By one of those good fortunes of timing that lonely people long for, the phone began to ring just seconds after Arty set down the receiver.

IF, IN an increasingly global market, small fry can no longer compete with the information industry's behemoths, how to explain the good fortunes of ICV?

Meanwhile, much like a bothersome fridge, Facebook was an ever-present background hum to my existence, a reminder of the imagined good fortunes of friends and acquaintances.

There was no carry-over from 1999, when international funds rose around 50percentt, on average, riding high on the good fortunes of Internet and telecommunications stocks.

That explains the good fortune of the top 1%.

G.E. is not alone in its good fortune, of course.

But the good fortune of both ended in the autumn of 1990.

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.

The plaintiffs had the extreme good fortune of having Judge Terry Lewis randomly assigned to their case.

And it is the extreme good fortune of us all that it still is.