Sentence examples for important fortune from inspiring English sources

It is good to have so many images from the magazine, if only to make clear how important Fortune was to photography.

I've been to China and know how important fortune telling is there.

So she decided to seek fame (and, more important, fortune) by creating a publicity stunt that would guarantee financial security -- and she did it in a most unconventional way: by sealing herself inside a four-and-a-half-foot barrel which she designed; and, with the help of friends, plunging into the roiling rapids of the Niagara River.

"You're Just My Life," a duet with India Arie, makes the case, as love songs should, that personal intimacy is more important than fortune or fame.

The summary omits a few details of his climb to fame and, more important, to fortune.

"We're not saying 'Here's a ton of money.' It's more like, 'Check us out and get exposure if you're really good.' For producers, two things are important: fame and fortune.

But privately, advisers to the White House said the development marked an important turn of fortune that will help Mr. Bush frame the political debate for the rest of the summer and into the fall on terms more favorable to him.

They want to broadcast sometimes at 300 kbps and sometimes for important events like Fortune 50 earnings calls at 1 Mbps.

"What Boris Johnson opts to do is likely to be important for its fortunes," said the Observer.

In reaching this conclusion the Committee have borne in mind the Privy Council judgement in the case of Dr Gupta (Privy Council Appeal No. 44 of 2001) which states that: "The reputation of the profession is more important than the fortunes of any individual member.

Kotaku UK editor Keza MacDonald is clear on why Smash Bros. not only continues to appeal in its GameCube version, but why the next iteration will be so important to the fortunes of its Wii U platform.