fortunate

IPA: fˈɔrtʃʌnʌt

Examples of "fortunate" in Sentences

I would think "fortunate" is a more appropriate word.
Revis grimaced when the word "fortunate" was used in reference to Pool.
Most of those directed to him by the gentler sex, turned in favour of what they called a fortunate ending.
"I can't say the word 'fortunate' or 'lucky' or whatever enough," said Haas, who got into the playoff with a two-under-par 68.
We are once again fortunate enough to have Amy Steinberg on hand to rock the house with a family friendly, unschooling loving and absolutely awe inspiring concert.
Whatever the claim, I think even the most modest one, that some of the people he has worked with in business have never compared themselves to the less fortunate is very likely false.
This was only his sick fancy, for on the third of September, which was the anniversary of the great battle of Worcester, and the day of the year which he called his fortunate day, he died, in the sixtieth year of his age.