Sentence examples for which fortune from inspiring English sources

The average age at which Fortune 500 C.E.O.'s become C.E.O.'s is 50..

For her bard, Imagination built a house: strong,      incorporeal, which fortune will not jar.

For her bard, Imagination built a house: strong, incorporeal, which fortune will not jar.

It was a piece of luck in a season from which fortune has been largely absent but it was not to hold.

A combination of factors that could be ascribed to luck is really a reward for all the days on which fortune doesn't smile.

While Palace's fans implored "we only need one goal", the substitute then spun a cross which Fortune palmed away to earn Palace's 13th penalty of the season.

The slum constitutes the human manure (a ubiquitous Azevedo metaphor) in which fortunes are seeded and grow.

The Microsoft complaint, Professor Cusumano notes, is also a reminder of the comparative speed with which fortunes can shift in fast-moving technology markets.

Of course they're all part of the same industry, one in which fortunes are often "all at sea," metaphorically as well as literally, and can disappear fast.

In this baffling age, in which fortunes bubble and burst in the blink of a silicon chip, the clues that separate insiders from outsiders have become increasingly subtle.

But it will also mark the next stage of a commercial saga in which fortunes are wagered on the way the world will fly.Few industries are more given to self-dramatisation than the aviation business.