Sentence examples for to fortunes from inspiring English sources
noun
Destiny, especially favorable.
- She read my fortune. Apparently I will have a good love life this week, but I will have a bad week for money.
His mother was the sculptor Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, founder of the Whitney Museum of American Art and heiress to a railroad and steamship fortune, and his father was Henry Payne Whitney, heir to fortunes in oil and tobacco.
The second floor, with 10,500 square feet of exhibit space, has five display rooms — "Failures to Fortunes," "Sweet Innovations," "Power of Promotion," "Hershey Builds Hershey" and "A Living Legacy" — organized on a timeline, from distant past to present legacy.
He did not go to flashy schools, he did not make millions of dollars in private industry, and when he says he has walked in the shoes of average New Jerseyans, he isn't kidding, which in the probable matchup against Thomas H. Kean Jr., heir to fortunes real and political, will mostly likely become the top Menendez selling point.
The granddaddies of the MLP business, Kinder Morgan Energy Partners and Enterprise Products Partners, have each given rise to fortunes on the FORBES list of billionaires.
Her depiction of Romania led to Fortunes of War being restricted as seditious writing under Romania's Communist government.
And we must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures.' What will be our choice – on to fortunes or bound in shallows and miseries?
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"Hostages to fortune?" I said.
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Everything becomes a hostage to fortune here.
That is a vast hostage to fortune.
