Examples of using More fortunate in English and their translations into Czech
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I was more fortunate.
Perhaps others will be more correct or more fortunate.
She was more fortunate.
In my profession, and it's my profession… I'm a little more fortunate.
I have been more fortunate.
In my profession, andit's my profession… I'm a little more fortunate.
That much more fortunate?
More fortunate than the young man who just died in these very bedclothes.
We are among the more fortunate.
We were more fortunate than others. My Lord.
Looks like I was more fortunate.
We were more fortunate than others. My Lord.
Later students are more fortunate.
You are more fortunate than his great-grandfather.
It's what brothers do when one is vastly more fortunate than the other.
Sungachi was more fortunate than the other fox-fairies.
It's what brothers do when one is vastly more fortunate than the other.
Some of the more fortunate end up here, at Beijing's Raptor Rescue Centre.
You know, Christmas is the time when those of us who are more fortunate can give something back.
Someone who's envious of those more fortunate than themselves, yet they're too scared to show their own face.
The past few years, and the debates that have taken place on the nature of Hitlerism and Stalinism and the damage they caused, including debates in this House,have demonstrated that Europe's more fortunate western half experienced history very differently from the ten newly acceded central European Member States.
Someone who's envious of those more fortunate than themselves, yet they're too scared to show their own face.
There would be no one more beautiful than you… and more fortunate than me, in the whole world.
Then you have been more fortunate than most changelings.
Perhaps I shall be more fortunate later on.
My Lord, we were more fortunate than others.
Some people are born more fortunate than others.
In this game, the first one out is the more fortunate, the second, unless he is clever like him.