Sentence examples for many fortunate from inspiring English sources

Their career has benefited from many fortunate turns.

Together they spread happiness to their many, fortunate friends.

At this time of year, many fortunate Americans recognize and respond to hunger with generous donations to food drives, including Thanksgiving turkey drives.

The true testament to Mel is the warmth and love which he inspired in the hearts of the many fortunate enough to have known him throughout his rich and rewarding life.

The Hoyas were the beneficiaries of so many fortunate bounces and whistles that Louisville Coach Rick Pitino called them "lucky" after the Hoyas beat the Cardinals to clinch the regular-season title on the season's final weekend.

Hasler came relatively late to those beaches – so well-known to so many fortunate British backpackers who have caught the Manly ferry from ­Circular Quay – after growing up and beginning his career well inland in Penrith.

Soon he, like so many others fortunate enough to survive, had to flee for his life.

If the onward march of ISIS were to continue, the cosseted Gulf monarchs, along with many less fortunate people in the Arab world, would be threatened.

The Jets are, in many ways, fortunate to have a record as good as 2-2 with a minus-10 turnover margin.

And for all its difficulty, despite the fact it was rejected by publishers 55 times, and unlike many less fortunate books, Wittgenstein's Mistress has never gone out of print.

But some financial advisers say that many people fortunate enough to hold options that are above water should consider exercising them sooner rather than later because of recent changes in the tax law.