Reddam had the good fortune to have another Derby winner.
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I've had the good fortune of working with young people.
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For five years I had the good fortune to serve as Sen.
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Facebook had the good fortune of being new, slightly different, and exclusive.
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Now he has had the good fortune to become entertainer-in-chief.
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Not everyone has had the good fortune to be able to plan ahead.
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I've had the good fortune to see most places I've wanted to see.
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I had the good fortune to graduate that year from a Jesuit high school.
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I've had the good fortune to spend sixty years in service to this wondrous land.
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"We've had the good fortune of growing up together in a very compatible way," says Jeffrey.
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Sara McCaffree: I had the good fortune to meet Bill when he was coaching my bosses.
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In 2010, Kirk had the good fortune to face a deeply flawed Democratic opponent, Alexi Giannoulias.
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Back then, if you had the good fortune to make a family, you held onto it.
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I had the good fortune of being exposed as a child to really great contemporary art.
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Well, I had the good fortune of being able to visit with almost all of them.
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I'm inspired by so many of these people i have had the good fortune to work alongside!
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I had the good fortune to talk with the development team of the recently-Kickstarted Cattails recently.
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"We had the good fortune to work and be friends with this star person," the club said.
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Twice I've had the good fortune to have my characters take on a big-screen physical specificity.
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They had the good fortune of a $1,600-a-month, rent-stabilized apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Because she was in Hawaii, she had the good fortune not to be sent to an internment camp.
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"I had the good fortune to attend Ryder Cups in Europe and in the United States," Grizot said.
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Moreover, they had the good fortune to be paired in the World Series against an overachieving Cleveland Indians squad.
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Children of the 80s had the good fortune of seeing him as a surprisingly open-buttoned Sheriff of Nottingham.
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Goddamit. I had the good fortune to be directed by her once and she was sharp and smart and hilarious.
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I've had the good fortune of starting a company with a co-founder where this has never been an issue.
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I have had the good fortune to be able to climb the highest mountain on each of the seven continents.
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A few months ago, I had the good fortune to visit South Korea with a large group of American veterans.
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I've had the good fortune to work with many honorable and respectful collaborators both behind and in front of the camera.
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I had the good fortune to visit the Art of DC - Dawn of the Superheroes' exhibition in Paris the other day.
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Finn Vigeland: I had the good fortune of taking over the reins at J.A.S.A. after Natan went abroad for a semester.
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Mr Zúñiga had the good fortune to have two campaigning lawyers take on his case, who succeeded in overturning the verdict.
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Or Wichita State's Gregg Marshall, who had the good fortune (or misfortune) to be in Indianapolis when the Crean news broke?
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I had the good fortune of being an artist and for me, when I set out on a film, it's an exploration.
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But he had the good fortune to play somewhat better than average over four days when everyone else was off their game.
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But neither do the millions of undocumented immigrants who have not had the good fortune to marry into wealthy and powerful circumstances.
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But Ty had the good fortune—or perhaps the wherewithal—to climb the ranks of music using the ladder of hip-hop.
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I had the good fortune to be in residence at IASPIS in Stockholm and it was an ideal way to spend the summer.
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And they had the good fortune to be leaving high school in the middle of a period of very rapid overall economic growth.
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During both of our tenures as HHS Secretary, we had the good fortune to have Azar serve in senior positions during challenging times.
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So we had the good fortune of watching, in a really unique way, with WWDC with Tim Cook during his ... I was there.
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The Lighthouse is, I can safely say, one of the most over-the-top movies I've ever had the good fortune to see.
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I have had the good fortune of meeting grateful clemency recipients who, like Mr. Ray, are reconnecting with their families and building productive lives.
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Benjamin had the good fortune to be born with extraordinary talents, and to have found at a young age a key to unlocking them.
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He happens to have had the good fortune of running against a person who was also unusually unpopular for a major party presidential nominee.
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Ms. Houlahan had the good fortune of being the only Democrat running in a district almost as safe, centered in Chester County, which Mrs.
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If you've ever had the good fortune of kissing someone beautiful on a December night in Manhattan, you'll appreciate the power of the moment.
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I've not only helped change the lives of those people but I've also had the good fortune to make a lot of money doing it.
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But it would certainly help if they had the good fortune to run against candidates with popular ratings as low as Barry Goldwater's in 1964.
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On the polar opposite side, I had the good fortune of interviewing Rachel Robinson last year and it felt like I was speaking to royalty.
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Federer, meanwhile, had a relaxing day practicing in Central Park on Wednesday because he had the good fortune to play under the roof on Tuesday.
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Gordon has had the good fortune to seize upon, for his subject, not only an important writer but one who led a deeply interesting life.
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But I was an eternal tomboy, while Suzie was girlish, and had the good fortune to be the youngest of three girls in her family.
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" Clarkson continued: "I had the good fortune to get to see him all there, because they were shooting a scene that they couldn't keep anything on.
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"We had the good fortune to know her as a close friend, beloved by all he knew her personally," they tell PEOPLE in a joint statement.
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I had the good fortune to be in the Republic of Ireland in the days leading up to the Brexit vote and a few days thereinafter.
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Part of the reason, he said, was that he had the good fortune to appear on the scene before the collapse of the old media order.
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"I've had the good fortune of having a number of them come and see me at my home, the people that are considering running," he said.
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Trump has had the good fortune to not yet face a crisis not of his own making, like a military confrontation with China or a terror strike.
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Chávez had the good fortune to take office at the tail end of a two-decade swoon in oil prices, and to preside over a price surge.
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I had the good fortune to be on the House Ways and Means Committee when the last true tax restructuring occurred under President Reagan, and with Rep.
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Well, welcome to the world, and the world that I have had the good fortune to travel around and work at now will be my 11th Olympics.
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What started as a wild idea turned into something more dangerous in "Icarus," a documentary that had the good fortune to be filming when bad news broke.
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JH: So I grew up on the East Coast, got my college degrees there, had the good fortune to stumble on my PhD thesis, which involved programming microprocessors.
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I had the good fortune to hear him featured in a program of Russian Orthodox music with the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir at Alice Tully Hall in 1996.
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The Stone CHICAGO — When I was in my 20s, I had the good fortune to play guitar as an opening act for the blues legend B. B. King.
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I have had the good fortune to visit Iran many times and experience its cultural treasures — a historical and aesthetic landscape very different from the one back home.
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Just because a particular meme had the good fortune to exist on Facebook instead of on Tumblr, does that mean it's inherently more "valuable" than a Tumblr-only meme?
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As the next eldest in attendance, I had the good fortune to ride with him on the sometimes long drives between our meeting place and museums, vineyard, and castles.
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We had the good fortune of having Gottlieb at an event hosted by The Hill this morning, where he said he thinks work on his signature initiatives will continue.
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I had the good fortune to start at the beginning of the sort of process ... of Monica Lewinsky and the impeachment process, and what that meant for America politics.
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It's a frankly devastating run across the spectrum of human emotion, providing a handy simulation for anyone who has had the good fortune of never experiencing intense mood swings.
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That way, teams would not end up signing players to inflated contracts merely because those players had the good fortune of becoming free agents in the summer of 2016.
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We had the good fortune of working with actors who brought depth and humanity to deeply flawed characters and writing with our fellow nominee Jerry Stahl was a true joy.
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I had the good fortune to be in Shanghai for the entire thing in 2018, witnessing the most over-the-top, futuristic, and exhausting shopping celebration I have ever seen.
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Unlike his predecessor, Trump had the good fortune to inherit a stable and improving economic situation — circumstances under which competent, conventional policymaking from the Federal Reserve has produced decent outcomes.
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His parents died when he was in his early teens, but he had the good fortune to attract the attention of Florian Gassmann, a visiting composer from the Viennese court.
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Last Friday, I had the good fortune to spend much of the day with U-2 pilots and the intelligence specialists to whom they are tethered far below on the ground.
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"This led to an in-depth conversation because I had the good fortune of scaling a business before," said Singh, who finally accepted the position after the board approached him, too.
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As a naturalized American citizen I have had the good fortune to be surrounded by exceptional — not rich, not famous, but smart, talented and compassionate — people who have always supported me.
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For one thing, he had the good fortune to be assigned to a housemaster, Arthur Goodhart, who was a lax disciplinarian and who thought that music was more important than sports.
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I've been in government in the not-for-profit sector, and in philanthropy and have had the good fortune of working on reproductive rights, human rights, and low-wage worker's rights.
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You can literally make ... We had the good fortune of visiting Marc Maron, who was one of the early adopters of podcasting, in his "studio," which was essentially ... Also a garage.
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Why. BAKER: I had the good fortune of going down to Florida to a Fire Academy and going down there and running through their program, and it&aposs amazing what they do.
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I was around five, and had the good fortune of having parents who let me dress like a boy in a Caribbean country where it was straight up illegal to be gay.
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As a young girl, Obama had "the good fortune to be plucked from a second-grade class marooned with an unmotivated teacher," and transferred to a better, more resourced school across town.
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I've had the good fortune of not really knowing what I'm doing, so if I go home and try to make pop or R&B music, I'll always just sound like Junior Boys.
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In 1912, the Democrats nominated Woodrow Wilson for the presidency, and he had the good fortune to run when Republican votes were split between President William Howard Taft and former President Teddy Roosevelt.
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But it's a lousy basis for government policy, since it lets dumb luck — that is, whether some relative of yours had the good fortune to get here before you — shape the immigrant population.
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This week I had the good fortune of attending one of the highly sought-after classes at a press event for the activewear brand Contur, and it was just as incredible as I'd hoped.
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MG: We had the good fortune of working with Brian Reitzell, who did the brilliant music for Hannibal and proved that television scores can be so much different than things we've become familiar with.
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But some of the more recent incumbent victors have had the good fortune of going up against challengers like Walter Mondale, Bob Dole, Mitt Romney and John Kerry, all of whom were career politicians.
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First, she had the good fortune of surviving 23 stabs to her upper body, then she had the courage to press charges, and then she grew a skin thick enough to withstand character assassination.
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I had the good fortune to catch this efficiently harrowing production in London at the tiny Finborough Theater, and it wasn't just the size of the house that induced a vivid sense of entrapment.
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"I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot, but I had the good fortune of having seen her résumé before I met her, so I knew exactly what her SATs were," he said.
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Not Michelle and Andy though, who had the good fortune of working with Laab's architects to convert their 309-square-foot Hong Kong apartment into a transformable and adaptable home that's nothing less than incredible.
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Woods's presence makes the PGA Tour more attractive to sponsors, and it lifts associated companies, like Bridgestone, which recently had the good fortune to sign Woods to a new deal to use its golf ball.
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We know that many of these children have not had the good fortune of being the result of the careful planning and commitment that naturally flows from methods of conception used by same-sex couples.
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Maybe you've always relied on traditional means, or you've had the good fortune of fulfilling your housing needs through your social circle, or you've somehow never had a housing need that you needed to fulfill.
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In contrast, Ronald Reagan in 1980 and Barack Obama in 2008 had the good fortune to run in years when economic recessions undermined the political appeal of their more moderate opponents, and they both won easily.
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As someone who's had the good fortune of riding in some of the best Ferraris of all time — from a 250 GTO to a LaFerrari — I was prepared to be underwhelmed by the automaker's new 488 GTB.
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A Short Conversation with U.S. Team Coach Po-Shen Loh I had the good fortune to be in Hong Kong last week for the IMO, and caught up with U.S. coach Po-Shen Loh after the event.
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Swalwell represents the East Bay in the San Francisco and Oakland metro area but he had the good fortune to be born in Iowa which is the first state to select delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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Mr. Frank had the good fortune to practice his art when living was cheap, and minds were open, and the genius and discipline to turn his pluck and curiosity into a vital and formidable body of work.
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Though I was also a physicist, and had had the good fortune to work alongside other geniuses of the field like Richard Feynman, I was no less awe-struck by the chance to get to know Stephen.
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Those two candidates have had the good fortune not to be tethered to their desks in Washington, drinking milk and watching the impeachment trial unfold, but there are only so many Biden and Buttigieg events you can attend.
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"I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot, but I had the good fortune of having seen her résumé before I met her, so I knew exactly what her SATs were," he joked to Vogue in 2013.
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There is no other way to say this: Those arpeggios are the sound of flying at the rim, the music Bach himself would have composed if he had the good fortune to live in an era with professional basketball.
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Really, it'll be worth it — the best way imaginable to end a week and begin a weekend, exactly as if you had the good fortune to live, as my colleague C. J. Chivers does, near some righteous clam beds.
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It is an interesting single-player experience, but it is on this list because of the multiplayer games that I have had the good fortune to play with people in the Discord community for my YouTube channel, Ranged Touch.
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" Of their first meeting, Jeff joked to Vogue: "I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot, but I had the good fortune of having seen her résumé before I met her, so I knew exactly what her SATs were.
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I stand here today recognizing that have had the good fortune during my time in the Senate to have been surrounded by supremely smart and dedicated staff, some of whom have worked with me for the entire 18 years in Washington.
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"I've had the good fortune to serve on some of the best Internet security teams in the world at eBay, Facebook, and Uber — and have still fallen short of reaching an ideal state of security, " Sullivan wrote in the post.
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Griffin had been on the job for about a month when the team had the good fortune of winning the No. 1 pick in the draft lottery, a pick it will almost assuredly use on Duke's Zion Williamson, a phenomenal talent.
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I had the good fortune of being able to go to art school and follow my dreams, where I learned about everything from writing compelling fiction to moving audiences with film, and I was taught by some truly stellar teachers.
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If you had the good fortune to grow up in Manhattan, you'd probably fondly recall seeing kids turn a broom into a bat before knocking a ball around, improvising a strike zone with chalk on the wall behind the batter.
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And the series has had the good fortune of having Cullors not only act as a consultant on the series (she'll also be back for season 2), but also having her appear as herself in the season 1 finale on April 2.
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Croatia had the good fortune of a goalkeeping blunder that presented them with the lead in the second half but pressed home the advantage to add two more well-worked goals as Argentina suffered their heaviest first round group defeat in 60 years.
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"We do not spend enough time talking about leadership in this business, but it's a huge component of what makes companies successful, which is why some of the best chief executives I've ever had the good fortune to meet were veterans," Cramer concluded.
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This ritual was then passed on to the arbiters of all things hippie, The Grateful Dead, by one of the Waldos who had the good fortune (in a hippie's mind at least) to be able to hang around the band while they practiced.
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EP: I'd say 2009 to 2010 was a pretty dark time, as well, and that's when we had the good fortune to invest in Uber and The Trade Desk, so we're big believers in the ingenuity of entrepreneurs no matter the macro conditions.
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Kyle Duncan is as sharp a lawyer as any of the leading Supreme Court advocates with whom I am familiar, and I have had the good fortune of observing the work of the Fifth Circuit and the Supreme Court for over 40 years.
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The most formidable documentary contender of them all, though, may be "Knock Down the House," a galvanizing study of four female candidates for Congress that had the good fortune to select as one of its protagonists Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the political star of the moment.
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On Location 3003 Photos View Slide Show ' When Mike Farah was a research analyst at Merrill Lynch in 2007, he had the good fortune of working for a managing director who moved to Denver and left behind a handsome red brick townhouse on the edge of Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
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Mr. English, born in 1963, had the good fortune to come of age at a time when analytical, oddball, extroverted introverts like himself had a lucrative, socially acceptable outlet for their talents, and his euphoric episodes oddly matched the country's, which for a while went gaga over all things tech.
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I&aposve had the good fortune to stay at the Disneyland Hotel over 10 times, and think it&aposs a great fit for the park visitor who, like me, has a deep appreciation for Disney history, wants a stay with wonder and whimsy, and to take advantage of priority access to the park.
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This initiative is part of a clutch of NIMBY ("not in my backyard") efforts underway in the LA area, as wealthy, mostly white people who had the good fortune to buy houses when LA was smaller, sleepier, and more affordable — or who can afford its current stratospheric prices — try to freeze their communities in place.
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On his first day there, he had the good fortune to meet Langston Hughes in the lobby of the Harlem Y.M.C.A. The poet nurtured the would-be artist, guided the newcomer through the city, educated him about the cultural scene and introduced him to the sculptor Richmond Barthé, with whom he lived for three months.
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In recent years, I've become far more comfortable in my skin and on red carpets, and I've had the good fortune of working with stylists such as Karla Welch and Sarah Slutsky who don't dress a woman's body as if it's a tree hungry for ornaments, but rather an individual, unique body with its own sweet purpose and design.
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" He added, "Luke was not only a star, he was an incredibly bright light that was extinguished far too soon... and that is why I, and so many others, are in so much pain today... if you had the good fortune to know Luke, or to have ever crossed his path, I know you are sad today as well.
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It scares me to think that, had I not once been plucked out by a faceless panel of judges, had I not had the good fortune of landing in Doc's class, had I not chosen to fixate on the elm tree, I might be living in a world where my staunch belief in my own ability would be sad instead of inspirational.
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And when, midway through the course, I had the good fortune of becoming buddies with two white classmates, I saw that I had an even greater opportunity to stake my claim as a genuine American who, only through the misfortune of having an Iranian father (who was not much of a presence in my life), had been saddled with a secondary identity.
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He had the good fortune to come of age when the British countryside was ecstatic with wildlife — half of which has since been wiped out — and when he was 7, the bountiful hares, larks, thrushes, butterflies and moths of his surroundings were the source of his salvation: It was at this point that his mother's mind unraveled and she moved, for a time, into an asylum.
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Since returning to Earth, the moon bag's erstwhile custodians have included a museum president who was convicted of theft; a woman in Illinois who had the good fortune to stumble upon the bag, mislabeled, at an online auction; and the NASA space center in Texas, where it was held under lock and key as the United States attorney's office fought a yearlong legal battle to transfer the bag into government custody.
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