Sentence examples for particularly fortunate from inspiring English sources
Taxi drivers in New York City are known to generate hostility, disgust or, if particularly fortunate, indifference among New Yorkers.
But Hissène does not consider himself particularly fortunate: "The guy who was here before me is rich now.
We were particularly fortunate in that many genetic screening tests do not provide such definitive "yes" or "no" answers.
Colombia's Lady Andrade was particularly fortunate the referee did not witness a flying arm into the eye of Abby Wambach.
"I consider myself particularly fortunate to have had the experience of being a father and now a grandfather.
The more important the official, the greater the risk — some particularly fortunate, and well defended, governors have survived more than a dozen assassination attempts.
I hope this fact does not get lost on the "eight mostly midsize chains" referred to in the article, particularly those fortunate enough to exit bankruptcy protection in one piece.
Other institutions, however, were less fortunate, particularly those in the Loire Valley.
Georgia had little else to do other than tackle but it was a task they performed with zeal, if not quite the relish they reserved for the scrum, where Charlie Faunuina on New Zealand's tighthead was enduring a particularly uncomfortable night, fortunate that Georgia, apart from their captain, were fielding a pack made up of reserves.
From a traditional roast through to too much alcohol, many will be suffering long Christmas hangovers, particularly those not fortunate enough to live in a country with a gazetted post Christmas recovery public holiday (Boxing Day on Wikipedia here).
The weird alchemy of the right moment in time, creative genius and awe-inspiring collaboration yielded a period of invention that just might not be equaled, particularly for those fortunate enough to have been there while Davis and his charges rewrote the book on the fly every night.
