Examples of using Were fortunate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Were fortunate that the.
Pam and I were fortunate.
We were fortunate and we deserved it.
My parents were fortunate.
We were fortunate not to have a great deal of debt.
People also translate
Loice and I were fortunate.
You were fortunate, stranger.
Those who died were fortunate.
We were fortunate that we had such farsighted leaders!
The Islanders were fortunate, too.
We were fortunate not to experience any of it ourselves.
The owners of this home were fortunate.
These youth were fortunate in their teachers.
Yet, compared to some, we were fortunate.
We were fortunate that the building was not listed.
As well as all of us who were fortunate to know him.
We were fortunate to have that very special time.
Over the holidays, Brother Barry and I were fortunate enough to attend a secret conference.
They were fortunate to live in a time of peace. Before your king declared war on sorcery.
Most of those warriors who directly faced Hell's armies- and were fortunate enough to survive- went mad from their experiences.
Some women were fortunate enough not to experience false labor during pregnancy, and this is not a pathology.
Most of those warriors who directly faced the armies of the Burning Hells- and were fortunate enough to survive- went mad from their experiences.
My wife and I were fortunate enough to find Cabo Fishing on Trip Advisor.
The statue of Our Lady of Fatima in one of thetransepts was a gift from Portuguese sailors who were fortunate enough to survive being shipwrecked on the Banks.
Her friends and family were fortunate enough to have known what she meant as a person.
By the way, were fortunate to fire, before the battle there is an option"Choose Your Weapon"(for themselves and for the opponent), so you will know exactly what to go.
Listen to the people who were fortunate to survive under totalitarian governments.
Others in turn were fortunate and could get rid of their guardianship after 1945 and now live independently in their own flats.
Most of the people who were fortunate enough to live in that age misconstrued their good fortune.
And that's when those of us who were fortunate enough to have options had to choose… between going it alone out there, or being protected in here.
