Sentence examples for then fortunately from inspiring English sources

Then fortunately this year it got published".

By then, fortunately, Nigeria had already started to mobilise against the illness.

If Darren won't take responsibility, then fortunately Heather has some strong support.

"But then, fortunately, what happens — what always, thank goodness, happens — is that one's envy and dismay turn to admiration and awe, which in turn lead to delight, then — and this part is always astonishing — to a kind of exaltation, which you all at once remember is what poetry is about in the first place.

And then fortunately my "professional" side snapped into place.

And then, fortunately, the Women's Movement came along and made me realize I was actually happy.

Then fib, "Fortunately, I saw the envelope before I read it".

It's a primal urge, then, but fortunately most men are evolved enough to keep it in their pants at least long enough to shake your hand first.

No pressure there then, and fortunately Mayer's board and executive team are "incredibly supportive and happy" for her, so it doesn't look like they will be clocking her in and out too closely.

But the Republicans (fortunately then in the minority) did everything they could to obstruct the President's request.

Finch listened to the story, and then told him, "Fortunately for you, young man, I'm a believer in the Second Amendment".