Sentence examples for with fortunately from inspiring English sources

(The school had closed because the teachers had gone away to fight in the civil war, and after he and his friends found three pistols to play with – "fortunately we couldn't find bullets for two of them" – his mother had decided he needed employment).

You can check'em out over at Chinese tech site IT168, but they're buried a bit deep in a sea of characters that even Google Translate seems to be having trouble with; fortunately, the guys over at Gizmodo were kind enough to rip the clips and put'em in a more navigable view.

Suriname's current upheaval pales in comparison to the massive protests in nearby Venezuela, with (fortunately) no major casualties reported so far.

With time, fortunately, most of the trappings fell away.

With his fortunately unscathed brain, he would later master particle physics.

Working with the (fortunately few) clients who are reluctant to create a happier workplace is Kjerulf's grievance.

If they can be a rabbi or a lawyer, what have they to do with us?" Fortunately for Yiddish, Strigler's energy is legion.

Kyle confessed that he, too, struggled with P.T.S.D. Fortunately, he did not have to rely on the V.A., because he had private health coverage.

I'm OK with needles, fortunately.

Another one said: "Yankees go home, but take me with you!" Fortunately, conditions changed.

"I didn't have much to do with them, fortunately.