Sentence examples for would be very fortunate from inspiring English sources
What is certain is that, in many parts of Britain, a young person with cannabis problem would be very fortunate indeed to find effective help.
There's hundreds of them in every nest and most young would be very fortunate to make it to adulthood without being bled dry.
It was cut short, but he had so much life in him for years that if we should be so lucky to have that, then we would be very fortunate.
I rather think all the underage audience are fortunate kids (and they'd have to be very fortunate indeed, considering the ticket prices for this event) who were blessed with music interest and lessons from a young age.
I must be very fortunate... Hmm.
I'd say we've been very fortunate," says Paul.
"They have been fantastically supportive honourable, honest and respectful - everything that you would want - and we are very fortunate to have them".
"They don't fly to Belgium until Monday so we've been very fortunate, otherwise we would have had to bring an experienced keeper in to come and play for one game.
But the way I see, I've got the best of both worlds – not that I'd recommend it, as I know I'm very fortunate that I got away with abusing my body, where a lot of people won't.
I was very fortunate because when I was undercover, I'd get bursts of adrenaline.
