Borna Sosa's poor cross into the box sparked an Argentina counterattack, with Alvarez running three-quarters of the length of the pitch and, after two fortuitous ricochets in the box, buried the ball past Livakovic.
For example: " We ran into a fortuitous obstacle" - an unplanned problem; something you didn't plan for, and that was a coincidence when you were doing your project.
Good luck or fortuitous or people would want advice, you know, leaders would want advice about doing things based on astrology as a way to like read the intentions of the gods or whatever.
There but for the grace of God, go I. My fellow members of the Harvard Law School community, the determination of who goes to criminal court in chains should not be so fortuitous.
It is not reasonable, however, that a sensible community should be content to remain dependent on such fortuitous and often wasteful mitigations when once we understand the influences upon which effective demand depends.
We need to seek out people who either know the condition from the inside or — because of some fortuitous bend in their minds — feel somehow instinctively close to it anyway.
Many high ranking officials surrounding him, along with some of the general public, suspected his life was in danger from her plans to kill him and saw it as a fortuitous event.
And as soon as that happened, as soon as you heard that sound and got that fortuitous bounce, like you just knew The Eagles had a great chance of winning this game.
It's worth mentioning that Marinetti prefaced the formulas with a note saying that the vague quantities given should stimulate the imagination of Futurist cooks and may lead to fortuitous new dishes.
This is, I mean, it's kind of a fortuitous time because 1990, I mean, this is where people think of the 80s as a time when the PC boom really happened.
It may be well here to remark that with all beings there must be much fortuitous destruction, which can have little or no influence on the course of natural selection.
Well, fortuitous meeting in Washington, D.C. I gotta say, his point about the sort of interconnection between energy and technology, definitely, it does seem to be a driving force, right?