Sentence examples for varying fortunes from inspiring English sources

There were varying fortunes for the rookie quarterbacks on Sunday.

The coinage of Switzerland illustrates its varying fortunes.

Even within the capital, the 33 London boroughs have experienced varying fortunes.

The other main contenders experienced varying fortunes: Norman shot a 77, but that paled into insignificance in comparison to Woosnam's debut Masters round of 81.

In Hollywood, it is something of a parlor game to dissect the varying fortunes of the entertainment industry's most visible figures.

The war continued with varying fortunes for almost 20 years and caused untold damage to Italy, and the Ostrogoths thereafter had no national existence.

Good, personified as the god Ormazd, and evil, personified as the demonic Ahriman, would contend for 12,000 years with varying fortune.

Bede, in his Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum, says of Penda that he was "a most warlike man of the royal race of the Mercians" and that, following Edwin of Northumbria's defeat in 633 (see below), he ruled the Mercians for 22 years with varying fortune.

The outcome of this struggle is uncertain, as illustrated by the varying political fortunes of two leading establishment figures.

The idea that any one of these models of taxation, labour relations or financial organisation is inherently superior to the others is belied by the varying economic fortunes that each of these economies have experienced over recent decades.

"This has to be a commitment which transcends the varying short-term fortunes of political parties.