Sentence examples for only fortunate from inspiring English sources

The 2001 Ravens are the only fortunate fowl to have won the Super Bowl.

And in what was perhaps the only fortunate event of the day, the spring on the second clip failed.

The only fortunate consequence of the marriage is a son, Tony, born when Brooke is twenty-four.

The only fortunate thing [for Toyota] is that at least they are not the only ones affected.

The 2001 Ravens are the only fortunate fowl to have won the Super Bowl, but they are the exception that proves the rule, writes Jesse Pennington.

Cablevision's only fortunate customers live in Connecticut, where they can watch the Series and other Fox programming on WTIC Channel 61, which is not owned by the News Corporation.

Only a fortunate few became both fitter and more buff.

Only those fortunate enough to buy a house make a bigger investment.

(Job at Wal-Mart? No soup for you!) It's behind his plan to triple the child tax credit, which benefits only Americans fortunate enough to have a child.

Heroes: Saviours, Traitors and Supermen Lucy Perennialllett Harper Perennial £9.99, pp624 'Only a fortunate land is confident enough to dispense with heroes,' writes Hughes-Hallett in the prologue to her absorbing study of the hero.

In the past, only fans fortunate enough to have access to a private yacht could catch a glimpse of the boats, which contributed to the perception that the race was of interest only to millionaire yacht owners and their billionaire corporate sponsors.The second big change was moving the Cup from Valencia to Mr Ellison's hometown of San Francisco.