Sally Sussman should have been one of the greatest and most fortuitous hires in the history of Pfizer.
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One of the most fortuitous breaks at the post- Drag- Race-space-party, was the opportunity to work with Trixie Mattel—a fellow season 7 survivor—on their very own web series, entitled UNHhhh.
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It had been one of the most fortuitous marriages in recent college sports: a proud power brought low by a memorabilia scandal, matched with a brilliant native son in need of a change of scenery.
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Not the most fortuitous of starts for Meal of Fortune, a dining experience that took place recently in the workspace of Babycastles, a Manhattan video-game collective and gallery, in conjunction with Mouth Arcade and Theory Kitchen.
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Not only was there an extreme lack of respect implicit in keeping us out for more than 200 years, there was the compounded humiliation of being consistently told that the opposite is true: that, as American women, we are the most fortuitous, empowered females on the face of the earth.
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The announcement of this 'discovery' has been most fortuitous: barely weeks after the sale the painting joins the first ever survey exhibition on Wautier, Michaelina: Baroque's Leading Lady (until September 2), curated by Stighelen as a joint enterprise between the Rubens House and the Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) in Antwerp.
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Hunt and her family were active in the Methodist church. she recalled many years later: > I lucked into the most fortuitous, warm, constructive kind of family context > imaginable. My father was a top scholar, a Phi Beta Kappa. My mother was a > voice coach and accompanist of singers in the concert and opera fields.
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Tench loved it and welcomed Bennett to the project. The timing was most fortuitous as orchestral composer, Steve Gresswell was becoming busy with his Coalition band project. Bennett was able to take over and provide the orchestral music for the rest of the album. The Colin Tench Project album Hair In A G-String (unfinished but sweet) was released on September 30, 2016.
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Pushkin uses his story as a means of parody on the classical themes of gothic motivation featured in Lenore (ballad) and Vasily Zhukovsky's ballad, "Svetlana". In both of these ballads, the lover is only able to dream and 'imagine' life with their deceased lover. Pushkin plays on this idea by presenting the same situation for Marya; however, due to a case of most fortuitous and unforeseen circumstances Marya is actually married to her living lover. Pushkin imitates the style of these ballads, but creates it through a set of realistic circumstances.
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In a most fortuitous return of the famed Argo Bounce, the ball miraculously landed in the hands of receiver Emanuel Tolbert, allowing the Boatmen to retain possession and continue their drive. Barnes went to work again, completing a pass to Tolbert at the BC 25 and another to Pearson on the three. With 2:44 left in regulation, Barnes flipped the ball to a wide-open Cedric Minter in the end zone, giving the Argos their first lead of the game. The subsequent two-point convert attempt fell incomplete.
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After his father's death, Irwin Steingut's move back to Brooklyn, which became his political base for the next three decades, was facilitated by Tammany Leader Charles Murphy, who introduced Steingut to John H. McCooey, the political boss of Brooklyn.Krase & LaCerra, p. 81 The introduction proved the most fortuitous event in Steingut's life, for McCooey became his mentor, sponsor, and eventually closest friend. McCooey was a self-made man, having taken on the role of head of a family (of a widow and six children) at the age of 13 when his father died in an accident.
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The war would be a dark chapter in Argentine history, but would have the paradoxical effect of creating one of the most fortuitous circumstances in the history of any rock genre. In May of '82 the Festival for Latin American Solidarity brought together all the great bands of Argentine rock. It was a festival in support of the troops overseas, and also a veiled protest to war, and a call for peace (at first the musicians feared appearing for risk of being portrayed pro-war). This event was the final stepping stone of Argentine rock in becoming the dominant form of music in the country.
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