Sentence examples for sound fortunate from inspiring English sources

You sound fortunate because you are juggling a wealth of riches: marriage, motherhood, career, community--and close friendships.

But as silly as it might sound to those fortunate souls who have never experienced mental health issues, colouring is one of many fantastic ways to cope with stress, depression or anxiety.

In many ways these are the unheard sounds of the fortunate helping others in a time of need and bringing the community together.

If this all sounds mystifying, well, consider yourself fortunate to have missed the edict against reds and cheese.

It is also used in rhyming slang, which employs a fortunate combination of both sound and imagery.

One is the quality that word embodies: "It's a nice sound for what it means, a fortunate accident," says Sara Thomas, played by a luminous but determined Kate Beckinsale.

Fly to the sound of Ride of the Valkyries, Fortunate Son, and more.

This seminal work, like so many innovations in sound, is the result of a fortunate mistake.

Perhaps inadvertently, "360 Sound" also documents some of the less fortunate peculiarities of the music industry.

"He was fortunate that it had a sound hull at the time he found it," Mr. Brouwer said.

The same football commentators who ruled that deflections must always be described as "wicked" also decided that fortunate or lucky does not sound as impressive as fortuitous.