Sentence examples for hugely fortunate from inspiring English sources

The UK is hugely fortunate in its natural resources.

My job is my hobby, so I am in a hugely fortunate position.

Those that met Marston – and I consider myself hugely fortunate to be among those – uniformly refer to him as a gentleman of great humility, one who took pride in an egalitarian nature.

Caught somewhere between opera, concert and straight theatre I've felt hugely fortunate to stand opposite such talented actors, not least the mighty Mark Rylance, whose performance is a masterclass in both understatement and spontaneity.

The chairman, Alistair Lyons, said: "We are hugely fortunate to have someone of David's capability and experience to succeed Henry, and I am very confident that Admiral will continue to go from strength to strength in the future".

In setting out his plans to revamp athletics and make it attractive to the younger generation, Coe said recently: "As a young boy, running was the thing I loved beyond anything else and I have been hugely fortunate that athletics has been at the centre of my life ever since.

Wonderfully irreverent and hugely knowledgable, he entranced those of us who were fortunate enough to be his undergraduate friends.

Hugely informative.

A | Hugely.

Hugely so.

"We are fortunate, very fortunate.