The second pathway is serendipity i.e., making fortunate discoveries by chance.
Having bought the book from St . Martins, Mr. Hicks works furiously to reclaim his author's credibility and to Mr.e "Fortunate Son" a scandalous best seller.
Allah . . . made us fortunate enough to put such people to the sword".
For the first time the sovereign had made a fortunate choice.
Some of them made incredibly fortunate payoff wagers against the mortgage bonds, using credit-default swaps as their wagering vehicle.
Gay Paree Note: A young couple who, with their two children aged nine and seven, are in Paris, report that finding amusement for the youngsters was quite a problem until they made a fortunate discovery.
The New Yorker, October 28, 1950 P. 21 Gay Paree Note: A young couple who, with their two children aged nine and seven, are in Paris, report that finding amusement for the youngsters was quite a problem until they made a fortunate discovery.
The way he cleaned out Amir Abrashi with no concern for the midfielder's limbs made him fortunate not to be booked by Carballo. Yetasked about this Xhaka said: "That is just the way I play, I like to play hard.
Although he later made many fortunate investments, including an early stake in Holiday Inn, Mr. Phillips, to his chagrin, remained almost equally famous for the decidedly unprescient move of selling Presley's contract in 1954 to RCA for about $35,000, a minuscule fraction of what he would prove to be worth.
By James Guy and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, October 28, 1950 P. 21 Gay Paree Note: A young couple who, with their two children aged nine and seven, are in Paris, report that finding amusement for the youngsters was quite a problem until they made a fortunate discovery.
