Sentence examples for lucky fate from inspiring English sources

The many anonymous people whom we and others try to assist may likely not share the same lucky fate as Mr. Hussain.

No need to feel lucky that fate stepped in to spare him from having to make a choice on this score.

By some lucky twist of fate also all appear to be incredibly attractive!

Looking back, I consider it one of the best decisions and lucky turns of fate that I started working on Rapa Nui at the site of Ava Ranga Uka A Toroke Hau.

Yet in a feat of positive thinking, she sees losing her leg as an almost lucky twist of fate.

That intern then "raved about it" to publisher Anthony Farrell who, in another lucky twist of fate, actually listened to the intern and read the manuscript.

Bopha says that her college education, her commitment to her culture and her community, and even her family, are all byproducts of a lucky brush with fate that brought her to the door of Girls Inc. as a young and impressionable girl.

Even before the coalition and cabinet haggling begins, that is a fate the lucky Tory leader must start trying to head off.

The global nature of energy is fundamental to the UK renewables industry – which is lucky, because were its fate left to UK policymakers alone, it may well have lost its head by now.

Thanks to Facebook and what some would call fate, one lucky couple has photos of their picture-perfect proposal.

But in one of those lucky Hollywood twists of fate, Lee independently happened to read Gewirtz's earlier script the day before a meeting with Imagine producer Brian Grazer, whom he spontaneously pitched on reviving the project by reverting to the Gewirtz-Howard version.