Examples of using More fortunate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Was more fortunate.
Other people were more fortunate.
You are more fortunate than you think.
Chancellor was more fortunate.
More fortunate in middle or old age than in youth.
She was more fortunate.
Perhaps in your next incarnation you will be more fortunate.
I was more fortunate.
President Johnson was more fortunate.
And sometimes more fortunate has contributed to development.
Richard Chancellor was more fortunate.
More fortunate than the young man who just died in these very bedclothes.
Who can be more fortunate?
I think myself more fortunate than all of my fellow citizens in having the… the distinguishing honor to be the first to stand in Your Majesty's presence in a diplomatic character.
And who could be more fortunate?
That they are in a more fortunate lifestyle in order to carry out their mission.
Chancellor, however, was more fortunate.
With Kondo, the key to a happier, more fortunate life is to throw nearly everything away, even useful things, keeping only the very few items that“spark joy” when held.
Still, Hawkins Cheung was more fortunate than most.
Who could be more fortunate than we?
But the idea apparently stuck,because we will soon meet Jim in a more fortunate circumstance.
My Lord, we were more fortunate than others.
Or worse, presume I am happier for being childless or more fortunate for not having to'worry about kids.'.
You yourselves are in a more fortunate position and can help him.
This man is more fortunate.
Some people are born more fortunate than others.
For its part, is social responsibility: The more fortunate members of society should help those less fortunate. .
How many adults do you know that are more fortunate and don't have this same discipline to show up each day?
For its part the social responsibility assumed: the more fortunate members of society should help the less fortunate. .
If you're able to read this, consider yourself more fortunate than the 3 billion people worldwide who cannot read.