Sentence examples for particularly fortuitous from inspiring English sources

The sales' timing is particularly fortuitous.

By holding off its city debut, "Yogi" enjoyed particularly fortuitous timing.

Not that Sabathia would view it as a particularly fortuitous arrangement.

It was particularly fortuitous, then, that Y-Love brought them to Chulent, the unofficial headquarters of this peripheral community.

The sudden move ended up being particularly fortuitous for van Gogh, who was immediately thrust into a milieu of young avant-garde artists experimenting with new styles.

The thought of the buzz of race-time festivities sprang to mind: women in white linen and spectator pumps, men in blue blazers and striped ties, celebrating after a particularly fortuitous win.

It would prove a fortuitous bit of inspiration, particularly for designer Peter Stevens, who would go on to create a mid-career masterpiece, the XJR-15.

There was a little early life, as might be expected, particularly for Broad, and England gained a fortuitous early wicket when Dean Elgar, in an exploratory over from Moeen, looked to hit him violently over the top but got an inside edge that lodged somehow in the nether regions of James Taylor, who rummaged around and triumphantly produced the ball.

The basic principles that guide such papers include the notion of statistical fluctuations, namely that in an ensemble of asymmetric molecules of a given type, there will always be an excess of one enantiomer, particularly apparent in small ensembles, and that such fortuitous excess may be greatly amplified by catalytic or replicative reactions [ 8].

But it has also been helped by the fortuitous discovery of new energy fields at home, particularly in the western province of Xinjiang.

"The terms of loans all came together" -- leaving a museum eager to replenish its special exhibitions, particularly after the closing of "Surrealism: Desire Unbound" on May 12, with an unusual if fortuitous "confluence of opportunities" for three shows at once.