Sentence examples for work fortunate from inspiring English sources

Then, wishing our hostess bon voyage with a hearty kiss, I dashed back to work, fortunate in having experienced a ritual of a more leisurely world of travel that has now, alas, vanished.

Goldsworthy, the environmental artist, is also a great photographer – which, given the ephemeral nature of much of his work, is fortunate.

A pirate crew numbered on average eighty, whereas it took only sixteen to staff a merchantman, so pirates shouldered a much lighter share of work, a fortunate state of affairs because, as a contemporary observed, "they mortally hate it".

At work I'm fortunate; I don't have any of those smells.

Back in 2006, when the National Gallery mounted an important exhibition of Velázquez's work, I was fortunate enough to have a friend who was a trustee.

"My feeling is that those of us who can afford gym memberships and afford time to work out are fortunate and we have an obligation to give back".

In researching this work, we were fortunate to find copies of letters between Fisher and Diver in the archive of Bryan Clarke (Supplementary Material).

Before they raced back to work I was fortunate to meet many of these remarkable leaders.

It took some hard work and a fortunate bounce to make it happen in the first of two head-to-head matchups with the Nitros this season.

As an important start to this work, we were fortunate to be able to conduct extensive qualitative examination of distress and emotional expressions within the target population.

Not all of us are fortunate to work at Fortune 500 companies.