For the first time the sovereign had made a fortunate choice.
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.
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.
The victory made the younger Iglinsky the race leader for a day before he ceded it to 's Manuel Belletti, winner of stage 3. Later in the race, Zeits made a fortunate breakaway which took nearly 12 minutes over the rest of the peloton.
Cooperman went on to make a series of fortunate choices.
The authorial filmmaker is less likely to make a killing, and is fortunate to make a steady living.
But that made way for Jos Buttler, the Lancashire wicketkeeper who was on his Test debut in place of Matt Prior, to make a memorable, if slightly fortunate, 85 from 83 balls.
I felt fortunate to make a difference.
Mickelson later described the putt as "crazy good" and said: "I was very fortunate to make a 2 there.
