Sentence examples for needs of fortune from inspiring English sources

When it comes to Routers, Switches, Communications Servers & Access Devices, the consensus is 'nobody does it better.' High Point was formed in July of 1996 to meet the specific needs of Fortune 500 corporations.

Early days, but the player who needs a change of fortune after the most difficult year imaginable has not yet found one.

In her defence, Mme M'Barek denied any financial motive in wishing her husband dead and claimed that she had no need of his fortune, stating that she had "always been prosperous".

"You need that bit of fortune to go your way.

Cook was beyond reproach, Root needed a slice of fortune.

They added 61 in 26 overs either side of tea and Middlesex needed a moment of fortune to separate them, as Croft was given out caught behind down the leg side pulling at a short ball from Toby Roland-Jones, with replays showing that the ball had brushed his pocket.

Inverness needed a bit of fortune to get themselves back into the game and it arrived when Shinnie's low shot took a slight nick off a defender that edged it away from the outstretched hand of Hollis and into the net.

Monsieur Etienne was now in his late 80s, and from early morning until first starlight he accepted visitors who gathered in the anteroom to his professional chambers as he counseled, consoled, advised, and cured those in need of change of fortune, those who sought to win love, or those who sought to escape love's curse.

"All Neil really needs is a bit of fortune here, a break there; some decent refereeing decisions and maybe they need to be a bit more ruthless sometimes".

Action sequences need this constant reversal of fortune.

In the beginning, Pat Sajak, host of " Wheel of Fortune," needed a haircut.