Sentence examples for he was fortunately from inspiring English sources
In 1995, he was fortunately out of prison and able to help a CHRI fact-finding group led by the former Canadian foreign minister, Flora Macdonald.
He was out cold before he even hit the ground, and taken straight to hospital where he was fortunately cleared of major damage.
His most successful book, "Fortunately" (1964), is about a boy's journey to happiness through a series of mishaps — he is fortunately invited to a party, which unfortunately is scheduled far away; fortunately given an airplane, which unfortunately crashes, hurling him fortunately toward a haystack, which unfortunately has an upside-down pitchfork sticking out of it, and so on.
But none of that came to anything; he's, fortunately, a free man today, and a major commentator on security issues.
He was referring, fortunately, to a musical device that Didi and his son Guy had designed; its chief component was four hundred colored golf balls.
The child's mother had died when he was four but fortunately there was a good colored woman to look after him.
Eventually he's rather fortunately brought down by Hammell 30 yards out, but the free-kick comes to nothing.
Fortunately, he was wrong.
Fortunately, he was acquitted.
