Sentence examples for just fortunate enough from inspiring English sources

I'm just fortunate enough to be a part of it".

"I think we're just fortunate enough to be in this sort of situation, because I know when I was drafted by the Phillies, the whole team's almost completely different.

We are still – just – fortunate enough in the UK to have a subsidised arts sector that enables a lot of art to be made available either free or at an affordable price.

"I think I'm just fortunate enough to say that I'm here and I'm going to be competing.

I was just fortunate enough to have seen the plane explode, and to have had that fear thrown into me.

… We just had a game plan that the coaches put together last night, and we were just fortunate enough that we were able to execute it and we came away with a great win against a great Charlotte team".

But I've just been fortunate enough [on] my journey to come across top British and European managers.

Who have you thought, "God I want to get him into the series, can we find a place for him?" DH: It wasn't like we had that [ultimate] list, we just put together a list for each part, and we've just been fortunate enough to find the right person for each part.

Being willing to do unpaid labour doesn't make you a keener or better candidate - just one fortunate enough to be able to work for free.

The first issue on their agendas would be to draft a law to extend the full protection of the law to all stones, not just those fortunate enough to be piled in geometric patterns, or long lines.

In a landmark ruling that overturns conventional traffic engineering approaches, the Delhi High Court last week advanced the idea that transportation facilities are for moving people, not cars, and should favor all users, not just the minority fortunate enough to use private cars.